soil restoration
/sɔɪl rɪˈstɔːrəʃən/ · soil.ros.ti.na.tion
noun
- The process of improving or rehabilitating degraded or damaged soil to its original quality or a more sustainable state. The government launched a program to promote soil restoration in areas affected by deforestation.
noun
- The result or outcome of soil restoration efforts, characterized by improved soil health and fertility. The farmer's efforts at soil restoration led to a significant increase in crop yields.
verb
- To improve or rehabilitate degraded or damaged soil to its original quality or a more sustainable state. The conservation team worked to restore the soil on the eroded hillside.
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Did you know? Soil restoration is essential for maintaining ecosystem services, including water filtration, carbon sequestration, and biodiversity support.