CURIOSOIL PROJECT
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CURIOSOIL (Awakening Soil Curiosity to Catalyse Soil Literacy) is a four-year, EU co-funded project focused on enhancing soil education. Led by Universidade de Aveiro, the project addresses the critical need for a better understanding of soil amid increasing human pressures on this essential resource. Using hands-on Soil Experiences, CURIOSOIL aims to deepen public comprehension of soil dynamics, establishing a connection between individuals and soil.
By collaboratively developing educational products, curriculum standards, and teacher training programs, CURIOSOIL increases the appreciation of soil value and aligns with the EU Mission “A Soil Deal for Europe.” This initiative cultivates soil literacy, engages citizens, and promotes sustainable soil practices. The project aims to integrate soil health into EU school curricula by 2030, fostering awareness, knowledge, and behavioural changes for a resilient and climate-smart future.
More Details: https://curiosoil.eu/
How we will work?
How we will work?
Project WorkPackages
Project WorkPackages
This project is financed by the EU Mission "A Soil Deal for Europe" inside the Horizon Europe Funding Opportunities. The project workflow is divided in Workpackages, this project is divided in the following 6 workpackages plus the Admin and Ethics Workpackages.
Soil Literacy Assessment
Engaging educators and co-developing soil literacy courses
Designing immersive soil experiences
Engaging educational public authorities, policy and decision-makers
Creating a Community of Practice for soil education practitioners
Communication, dissemination and exploitation
CURIOSOIL ARTICLES @ GAIA EDUCATION
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GEDU PROJECT RELATED INQUIRES Leonor Rothes |
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