Two announcements for World Soil Day
12/04/20 • 3 min
Tomorrow (Saturday Dec 5) is World Soil Day, and there are many exciting things underfoot!
The Shape of a Circle in the Mind of A Fish: The Understory of the Understory
- The 4th annual festival from the Serpentine Galleries
- Live streaming Saturday and Sunday (12pm - 5:45pm GMT)
- Register and attend for free: themind.fish
- Festival trailer: https://youtu.be/6_vz_avr8Js
Life in the soil
- A new podcast collaboration by Anja Krieger and the Plant, Fungus, and Soil Ecology Lab at the Freie Universität Berlin
- Episode 1 launches Saturday
- Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Soundcloud
- Or listen online at https://rilliglab.org/podcast/
- Podcast teaser: https://soundcloud.com/mrillig/teaser-life-in-the-soil-podcast
Tomorrow (Saturday Dec 5) is World Soil Day, and there are many exciting things underfoot!
The Shape of a Circle in the Mind of A Fish: The Understory of the Understory
- The 4th annual festival from the Serpentine Galleries
- Live streaming Saturday and Sunday (12pm - 5:45pm GMT)
- Register and attend for free: themind.fish
- Festival trailer: https://youtu.be/6_vz_avr8Js
Life in the soil
- A new podcast collaboration by Anja Krieger and the Plant, Fungus, and Soil Ecology Lab at the Freie Universität Berlin
- Episode 1 launches Saturday
- Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Soundcloud
- Or listen online at https://rilliglab.org/podcast/
- Podcast teaser: https://soundcloud.com/mrillig/teaser-life-in-the-soil-podcast
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