SOIL BIOLOGY WORKSHOP PROGRAM
One day, two day and 12 day workshops on soil biology are run by the Centre for Land Rehabilitation at The University of Western Australia. The workshops introduce complex soil biological processes, emphasise the interrelationships between organisms and investigate what soil organisms look like, what they do and what kind of habitat they like to live in. This provides the context for considering the effects of land management practices on biological processes and for selecting farming or horticulture practices that capture the benefits of soil organisms in soil.
The 12 day workshop is run over six weekends spread throughout the year and includes a major experiment and analyses of soil and plants. The one day workshops in country areas are arranged by request to Professor Lyn Abbott through The University of Western Australia.
KNOW YOUR SOIL BIOLOGY, SOILS ARE ALIVE
1 day Workshop
One day workshop in collaboration with the Land Management Society
Presented on request by Lyn Abbott at country locations in Western Australia
(intensive workshops with approximately 10 participants each)
Participants: at least 10 per workshop
Contact: labbott@cyllene.uwa.edu.au
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SOILS ARE ALIVE UWA Extension Summer School
1 day Workshop
Presented annually by Lyn Abbott
Participants: up to 24 per workshop
Contact: labbott@cyllene.uwa.edu.au
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SOIL BIOLOGICAL FERTILITY
2 day Workshop
Workshop is part of Centre for Land Rehabilitation program at UWA.
Coordinated by Dr Daniel Murphy.
Participants: up to 30 per workshop
Contact: labbott@cyllene.uwa.edu.au
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SOIL BIOLOGICAL FERTILITY
12 day Workshop
Workshop is part of Centre for Land Rehabilitation program at UWA.
Presented by Lyn Abbott over 6 weekends over a year at UWA.
Includes full development and testing of hypotheses in a glasshouse experiment that is run over 2 months with experimental analysis and interpretation of the data in the context of sustainability of land use.
Participants: at least 10 per workshop
Contact: labbott@cyllene.uwa.edu.au
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