All the soils of the world reunited! What soil are you currently working/living on??? #soil

Meet the soil mates! These are the different types of soils found across the US! #soil

Touch grass 🙂‍↔️, touch moss ✅

If you’re having trouble remember all the different soil orders… I made something to help 😂 #soil #soilscience

Have you ever wondered what soil health means? #soil #stem

Have you ever wondered how camping can affect the soil? Check out the video for some hot tips to prevent soil erosion 👇

Did you know lichens can be important for soil formation? Lichens can help to initiate soil formation by secreting organic acids that weather solid rock into smaller mineral particles and add organic matter over time!

If you’ve ever wondered what is inside a Frankia root nodule, check it out below! Frankia is a genus of nitrogen-fixing, filamentous actinomycete bacteria that form symbiotic root nodules on actinorhizal plants (like an alder tree in this case).

Check out thes “soil: where the magic happens” stickers I made! www.etsy.com/listing/4322...

Soil IS where the magic happens! Share if you agree ;) There’s so much happening below the surface of the soil to help feed the world, recycle nutrients, store carbon, and purify water. #soil #soilscience

First time at the European Geological Union in Vienna! I presented on the first day and had a lot of really great questions and insights about my work using X-ray photo electron spectroscopy on soils under different land uses. Looking forward to the rest of the conference!

All the soils of the world put together in one image! They are categorized into their main defining traits. Do you have a favourite one?

If you use the Hyprop system to examine your soils, check out this Jove journal that myself and a couple of colleagues worked on, I think it could be super helpful, especially if you are new to using these tools. #soil #soilscience #hyprop app.jove.com/t/66942/meas...

Check out these Frankia root nodules! This nitrogen fixing bacteria forms a symbiotic relationship with actinorhizal plants like alder trees in this case. The bacteria can supply most or even all of the nitrogen that the host plant needs! #soil #soilscience

If you don’t know already, I like to make art to promote soil science, help students learn, and create illustrations for scientific literature to explain processes and complex ideas. Here I am working on a fun personification of the world resource base soil taxonomy system. Meet the Phaeozem!

So much fun to get outside for an end of term field trip to gain some hands on experience with water sampling equipment. Thanks for a great term everyone!

For world #soil day we used soil to paint and make art, check out the gleyed and oxidized colours in this painting I made. #worldsoilday

Happy World Soil Day! This day was commemorated to share the importance of healthy #soil and to advocate for the sustainable management of soil resources. How are you celebrating #worldsoilday?

Just finishing up the term in our soil sampling, analysis, and data interpretation course, and showing the students different types of associations that bacteria can make with plants in the #soil. Check out these nodules on clover (Rhizobia) and alder trees (Frankia).

Getting ready for the holiday season by sending out some soil science stickers! Thanks to everyone placing orders for the holidays!!! #soilscience www.etsy.com/shop/adventu...

Check out our soil biology test! These Berlese funnels use a lamp that provides a light and heat source that scares the bugs down the funnel into an ethanol bath. From there, we can examine the amounts and types of soil fauna present in our sample! #soil