Baseliner Soil is an in-situ, real-time soil monitoring system for ecologists and conservationists. By measuring and tracking soil properties over the long term, ecologists can use soil health as an indicator of overall ecosystem health, helping to assess the effectiveness of restoration practises.
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Baseliner Soil is a collaboration between conservation organisation Bush Heritage Australia, Monash University Soil Scientists and technology developers Freaklabs.
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What if soil could tell us trees are stressed before trees can?
BRON WILLIS, COSMOS, DEC 4 2024
“In a landscape like Nardoo Hills, where future temperatures are predicted to be hotter and rainfall lower thanks to climate change, those indicators could make all the difference.“