Soil Assembly brings together diverse communities working across ecology, culture, agriculture, research, and collective practice. We invite practitioners, learners, and communities to contribute to a growing network rooted in living soil, regenerative thinking, and shared ecological futures.

Academia, Art & Science

Supporting transdisciplinary practices and research exploring ecological questions across art, science, technology, and environmental studies.

Farmers & Growers

Connecting small-scale farming initiatives, horticultural experimentation, seed conservation, and regenerative agricultural practices grounded in local knowledge and care for ecosystems.

Hackers & Makers

Encouraging DIY approaches, open tools, low-tech experimentation, sensors, mapping, and autonomous technologies supporting soil awareness and ecological action.

Independent Artists and Artisans

Creating spaces for artistic and craft-based practices engaging with soil, biodiversity, territory, material cultures, and ecological imagination.

Writers, Journalists & Community Media

Amplifying stories, investigations, publishing practices, and local voices documenting soil ecologies, environmental transformations, and regenerative initiatives.

Autonomous & Grassroots Communities

Building connections between local initiatives, mutual support networks, circular economies, and community-led ecological transitions across territories.