Soil is an important part of almost every ecosystem, and this will be the focus of a Waterloo presentation that will feature remarks from a subject matter expert.
Dr. Preston Sorenson, who hails from the University of Saskatchewan, will be sharing his views on the importance of soil and why it matters so much. He will explain why the study of soil can be helpful to humans and the natural world alike, and he will also discuss how depleted soils can result in crops with less nutritive value.
Dr. Sorenson will offer insight into the impact that studying soil and creating maps that indicate soil diversity and composition can be helpful, but many areas around the globe are falling short in this area. He will also provide advice about reviewing soil data, along with tips for how the data can be interpreted and used.
Attending a presentation like this can give local adults a way to continue to learn about the world around them and be responsible stewards of their own environment. Tip sheets can be prepared by Stationery printers to give to each attendee when they leave to go home, which can help them to put what they will learn into practice.
The “Why Soil Matters” session will see Dr. Sorenson address a group of environmentally curious members of the public on April 16 at the Waterloo Public Library. Anyone who would like to attend is encouraged to participate.
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