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The objectives of restoring damaged rural soils are: to re-build their potentials for yielding plants and water; to increase their resilience in the face of future hazards and to raise their capacity for self-sustainability. From an ecological viewpoint soils may be considered as living entities, of which the four key interacting components of soil/plant ecosystems are sketched, together with the main requirements for soil to function effectively as a productive medium. From these can be developed suitable approaches to determine the causes of the present damage, to decide what remedial processes need to be initiated, and how these should be managed most appropriately to reach the stated objectives. Taking such an approach leads to better land husbandry.

Chapitre 4. Une perspective écologique sur la restauration des sols dégradés