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Soil biodiversity means the range of creatures, of various shapes and sizes, living in the soils—from microorganisms to animals. Soil diversity is extremely important and, to protect it, we need to know where potentially endangered soil organisms live. Unfortunately, we do not have data on the distribution of most soil species. However, we do know the potential threats to soils and soil inhabitants. Therefore, we identify areas where risks are high and try to reduce those risks, which allows us to indirectly protect soil organisms. Following this path, we mapped the risk to soil microorganisms and animals in 27 countries of the (pre-Brexit) European Union. Our results highlight the urgent need to act, as organisms living within more than 40% of soils are at high risk in most countries.

Protecting Soil Biodiversity: A Dirty Job, but Somebody’s Gotta Do It!