- Congratulations to Raphaël Deragon of the Université Laval: winner of the first CSSS/CJSS Graduate Student Photo Contest. Click here to view the winning photograph.
- Submit a photograph for the CSSS/CJSS Graduate Student Photo Contest! Click for more details.
- Congratulations to our colleague Dr. Jean Caron who received the Soil Science Society of America Fellow Award at their 2020 International Annual Meeting.
- Congratulations to our colleague Dr. David Lobb who received the Soil Science Society of America Fellow Award at their 2020 International Annual Meeting.
- Congratulations to our colleague Dr. Don Flaten who received the American Society of Agronomy Fellow Award at their 2020 International Annual Meeting.
- The CSSS is pleased to introduce Dr. David Burton as recipient of the 2020 CSSS Fellow Award. Congratulations David!
- The CSSS is now on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, so please contact our Social Media Manager, Samantha Fowler, to highlight the great research being done by soil scientists in Canada.
Bienvenue/Welcome
La société canadienne de science du sol (CSSS) est une organisation non gouvernementale et à but non lucratif représentant les scientifiques, ingénieurs, technologues, administrateurs et étudiants impliqués de manière professionnelle dans la science du sol.
The Canadian Society of Soil Science (CSSS) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization for scientists, engineers, technologists, administrators and students involved in professional soil science.
Canadian Society of Soil Science Anti-racism Statement
CSSS commits to forming an anti-racism task group by the end of 2020 to develop a strategy to understand and address systemic racism and other forms of discrimination within our organization. This strategy will include actionable items and resources for integrating anti-racist and anti-oppressive policies and practices into our society operations.
This statement, the committee, and the future anti-racism strategy will be used as a launching point and as a means of holding ourselves accountable to change. We are committed to the ongoing process of unlearning racism and other forms of discrimination and using our actions to counter the systemic racism that exists in Canada and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields. If you wish to participate or offer feedback to the anti-racism task group please contact Nathan Basiliko
