Media

May 11, 2026

Cauvery Calling Project Director, Anand, shares what he observed at Mumbai Climate Week 2026 — a gathering of over 2,000 delegates working across nature-based solutions, pollution, and clean energy.

Apr 27, 2026

Yusuf Khan is a sustainability reporter at the Wall Street Journal, covering agriculture, and how companies are navigating the energy transition - from climate tech and carbon markets to shifting regulations.

Apr 22, 2026

While contemporary climate mitigation discourse focuses primarily on carbon sequestration and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, this report introduces a critical additional strategy for climate stability: the restoration of Earth’s hydrological cooling system. For over 4 billion years, water has been responsible for approximately 95% of Earth’s heat dynamics through interlinked processes like evapotranspiration and condensation. Central to this system is the soil carbon sponge, a living, porous infrastructure of healthy soil that manages freshwater and enables the cooling processes essential for ecosystem function.

Apr 12, 2026

Causeway Impact founder Doug Heske reflects on the personal roots of his work, the role of philanthropy and blended finance in addressing soil degradation and food security, and practical ways anyone can give and invest for impact.

Mar 26, 2026

Liz Zorab's journey on working closely with soil and how it has taught her about resilience, uncertainty, failure, and that small actions can reconnect us with the living ground beneath our feet.

Mar 20, 2026

Deepa’s journey with the Save Soil movement at the United Nations Environment Assembly captures a story of purpose, resilience, and meaningful change.

Mar 19, 2026

The Danish activist, author, and communicator has spent nearly a decade translating complex environmental issues into something people can actually act on.

Mar 18, 2026

In this interview, Antonio Quilis reflects on how environmental journalism has evolved, why soil remains one of the least visible yet most critical elements of our ecosystems, and how informed, balanced, storytelling can help move the conversation from alarm toward understanding and solutions.

Mar 13, 2026

In a new collaboration, composer and producer Ryan Whitewolf, founder of the Voice of the Earth Foundation, joins forces with Raine Piyako, Vice-President of the Yorenka Tasorentsi Institute and an indigenous singer from the Ashaninka tradition of the Amazon.

Feb 28, 2026

Samuel was born in York, in England and his earliest memories are linked to the earth.

Feb 24, 2026

Artist James Brunt creates temporary artworks that are not meant to last. Leaves, stones, sticks, earth - arranged through slow, attentive processes - eventually return to the land they came from.

Feb 10, 2026

Wohlleben’s Forest Academy is an impact education and consulting organization dedicated to imparting deep forest knowledge, initiating public debate, and protecting existing forests in Germany.

Feb 9, 2026

The global beauty industry’s reliance on natural ingredients is threatened by a hidden crisis: The degradation of the world’s soil. Healthy, microbial-rich soil is essential for producing the potent antioxidants and minerals that power skincare; without it, ingredients can become five times less effective, driving up costs and compromising product quality. To secure future supply chains, the industry must transition to regenerative agriculture - a shift which must be supported by new international and national soil policies. Ultimately, the efficacy of "natural" beauty is inseparable from the vitality of the earth, making soil restoration the industry’s most critical sustainability mandate.

Feb 3, 2026

Indu Madhavan's tryst with 007 at IUCN World Conservation Congress 2025.

Jan 29, 2026

This story is about homecoming – when the longing to reconnect with Mother Earth transformed a city dweller with no prior experience of farming into a passionate permaculturist and educator. “Every week, more than 50 people visit our family eco-farm, inspired to adopt a sustainable way of living.”, says Tayir, a farmer from Kazakhstan, who transformed 2 hectares of land used for monoculture into an eco-farm with a thriving tree system, a vegetable garden, and integrated small-scale goat husbandry.

Jan 16, 2026

Just an hour’s train ride from Berlin, in the quiet countryside near Märkisch Wilmersdorf, lies Wilmars Gärten - a 360-hectare farm that feels like a vision made real. On a warm afternoon, Sahil, a 20-year-old passionate change-maker cycling 20,000 kilometres across 20 countries to raise awareness for soil health, arrives to visit. His global campaign meets its local counterpart here, where agriculture, art and advocacy for the earth blend into one.

Jan 13, 2026

Going Green Media has become one of the most influential sustainability voices online, reaching over 250 million people with solution-focused environmental storytelling. Founded by Ben and Ciara, the platform was born from a shared frustration with fear-driven climate narratives and a belief that inspiration is a powerful catalyst for action. Through exploring human-centred stories, maintaining rigorous anti-greenwashing standards and focusing on solutions already in place, Going Green Media explains how conscious media can drive real-world impact. 

Dec 5, 2025

Building on the 2025 Soil Security Panel Series, this report frames soil as infrastructure that is essential for global food security, economic stability, and climate regulation. With up to 40% of the Earth’s land already degraded, soil is being reframed from a neglected agricultural variable to a critical asset of national and planetary security. New legal milestones, such as the IUCN’s mandate for a global soil instrument, the Pan-African Parliament’s Model Law, or the EU Directive on Soil Monitoring and Resilience signal a shift toward treating soil restoration as a coordinated strategic priority. Ultimately, protecting this $11 trillion ecosystem is presented as a prerequisite for human continuity and global resilience.

Dec 5, 2025

COP30 highlighted a narrowing window for the 1.5°C goal, with the Brazilian Presidency launching a "Global Mutirão" (collective effort) to organize climate action. While energy and industry saw a massive $1 trillion investment plan, agriculture and soil remained severely underfunded, receiving only $9 billion (less than 1% of the energy commitment). Despite soil being a primary carbon sink capable of addressing 27% of the climate challenge, it continues to be marginalized in formal finance negotiations. The summit concluded with a historic call to triple adaptation finance by 2035, but warned that without a shift toward treating soil as a central climate pillar, global food and climate security remain at risk.

Dec 1, 2025

In this interview, Kenneth shares how a childhood concern for the planet became a family-run organic farm - now Ireland’s largest home delivery service for organic produce. He speaks about soil in a way that feels real and tangible: how it smells, how it crumbles in your hand, and how it makes a carrot taste like a carrot again.

Nov 18, 2025

Recently, the Portuguese journal Voz do Campo published a thought-provoking article on the importance of valuing land beyond its agricultural and forestry production capacity.

One of the article’s authors, Prof. Maria José Roxo, is a senior researcher at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Social Sciences (CICS.NOVA) and a distinguished professor in the Department of Geography and Regional Planning at NOVA University of Lisbon.

Nov 8, 2025

Nov 5, 2025

The global effort to combat anthropogenic climate change fundamentally requires a dual approach: a drastic reduction in carbon and other Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions and enhanced sequestration of atmospheric carbon into natural sinks. While the world's focus often centers on the energy transition, the agricultural sector remains an often underestimated area that is not merely a victim of climate change but a potential core solution.

Nov 4, 2025

Cover crops are cultures that farmers grow mainly to protect and improve the soil, rather than to harvest for food or sale. The article focuses on the usage of cover crops in organic farming, especially its usage in orchards, vineyards and olive groves. It was written for Save Soil by Jorge Ferreira, an agricultural engineer and farming consultant from Portugal.

Oct 25, 2025

For renowned biodynamic grower Jane Scotter, the connection between soil and table is a living relationship built on care, patience, and trust in the land. Through her work at Fern Verrow and Heckfield Home Farm, in partnership with Spring Restaurant, Jane brings biodynamic principles to life, revealing how the care we give to the soil shapes every flavour that reaches the plate.

Oct 22, 2025

The interview highlights the work of Fundación Global Nature and the InBestSoil project. It shows how regenerative agriculture is being applied at El Baldío farm and share lessons that are globally relevant for the Save Soil community.

Oct 21, 2025

Developed economies with high GDPs and substantial agricultural budgets, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, and France, are uniquely positioned to lead the global mainstreaming of soil into climate adaptation strategies. In the United Kingdom, soil is central to the Environmental Land Management schemes, with a target of 60 percent of England’s soils being under sustainable management by 2030. Developed economies are investing heavily in soil as a foundation for climate resilience; however, they have yet to fully mainstream soil into adaptation planning, with harmonized monitoring, quantified targets, and practice-based, outcome-based incentives that need to be encouraged.

Oct 21, 2025

Soil health, anchored by soil organic carbon (SOC) and its biological, chemical, and physical foundations, offers a rigorous, globally relevant set of indicators for tracking adaptation progress under the GGA while delivering mitigation co-benefits. Recognizing soil as climate-critical infrastructure allows countries to bridge adaptation and mitigation goals, empower farmers, and unlock co-benefits across sectors.

Oct 5, 2025

Can our relationship with the media and storytelling shift from doom and gloom to a more positive outlook when it comes to informing people about the current state of the world’s soil? 

We wanted to know for ourselves so we sat down with filmmaker Colin Ramsay – creator of the massively successful documentary “Six Inches of Soil”.

Sep 30, 2025

GIFTS-2025 is a three day premier international conference on Geospatial Innovation and Frontier Technologies shaping sustainable development. Save Soil  joined GIFTS Summit shaping sustainable development as a Supporting and Knowledge Partner. At GIFTS, we explored how geospatial technologies can change this narrative, helping us understand what exists, what is missing, and what actions are needed to bring soil into the center of climate solutions.

Sep 30, 2025

Shyamala is from the town of Mettur in Salem district, Tamil Nadu. As a homemaker looking to grow food for her family and planning to sell the surplus, she started cultivating vegetables on a small scale. Her search led her to the Isha Agro Movement, now the Save Soil Regenerative Revolution - SSRR. For Shyamala, farming may be profitable, but more than that, farming was a path of personal growth through which she has found peace in working with nature.

Sep 21, 2025

Save Soil News sat down with renowned Swedish herbalist, forest therapy guide, and author Lisen Sundgren to explore the profound connections between soil, nature, and human well-being. With over three decades of experience in herbalism and wild foraging, Lisen’s journey from the fast-paced worlds of media and acting to the quiet healing of the forest is both deeply personal and universally relevant.

Sep 18, 2025

Save Soil Regenerative Revolution successfully organised the Agri Startup Festival 2.0, a mega event that brought together over 5,000 farmers, agri-entrepreneurs, and innovators under one roof at SRM University, Chennai.

Sep 14, 2025

Known as the leading voice of the ‘no dig’ movement, Charles Dowding has spent more than four decades showing that undisturbed, well-fed soil can produce abundant harvests, reduce weeds, and restore well-being to both land and people. In this inspiring interview, we explore the origins of Charles’ passion for soil, the lessons he’s learned from successes and setbacks, and why he believes starting small might just be the most powerful way to spark lasting change.

Sep 7, 2025

We recently sat down with chef Kike Gallardo, a culinary artist whose approach begins where all life does — in the soil. With a deep respect for the earth and its natural rhythms, Chef Gallardo draws inspiration from the ground up, creating dishes that honor the ingredients’ origins, and the farmers who cultivate them. 

Sep 1, 2025

Save Soil (Isha Outreach, IUCN Member), Aroura the Soil Security Think Tank, and IUCN WCEL are co-hosting a 3-part series on soil as the single leverage point for addressing major global challenges of our time, highlighting rich, diverse stories of challenges and successes from around the world. Part 3 will delve into the need for soil security to be enshrined in national and regional policies, and the need for a larger global instrument dedicated to soil security.

Sep 1, 2025

Save Soil, on behalf of IUCN Member Isha Outreach, Aroura the Soil Security Think Tank, and IUCN WCEL are co-hosting a 3-part series on soil as the single leverage point for addressing major global challenges of our time, highlighting rich, diverse stories of challenges and successes from around the world. In Panel 2 of this series, panelists will explore the Capital and Connectivity dimensions of the Soil Security Framework, highlighting the critical gap in human-soil connection and economic recognition of the value of soil.

Sep 1, 2025

Save Soil (Isha Outreach, IUCN Member), Aroura the Soil Security Think Tank, and IUCN WCEL are co-hosting a 3-part series on soil security as the single leverage point for addressing major global challenges of our time, highlighting rich, diverse stories of challenges and successes from around the world. Panel 1 of this series will explore the Soil Security Framework and the soil nexus approach within it, answering the question of why soil is at the heart of nature conservation for One Health.

Aug 10, 2025

India imports timber worth nearly Rs. 1 lakh crore every year. Meanwhile, back home, we have millions of hectares of arable land perfectly suited for agroforestry—but somehow, farmers in India haven’t been able to tap into this massive market. The 2023 amendment and the new model rules could be the turning points from where this evolution begins to pick up pace.

Jul 14, 2025

This is an inspiring story of Marimuthu, a farmer from Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, who pioneered a farming model that has transformed his region. Born into a farming family, he says that his father shifted from agriculture to factory work due to the instability of farming. In his early twenties, he came into contact with Sadhguru and the Isha Foundation. He attended yoga classes and became a full-time volunteer with their outreach project—Isha Agro Movement. Marimuthu’s story is not just about successful farming—it’s about reclaiming the passion for nature, feeding his children with nutritious food, helping fellow farmers, healing the land, and leaving a healthy land for the next generation.

Jul 11, 2025

This research paper investigates the critical nexus between soil degradation and biodiversity loss, highlighting the soil's foundational role in supporting terrestrial life and ecosystem services. It establishes that widespread soil degradation, affecting approximately 33% of global soils, significantly diminishes soil health and its inherent biodiversity. As detailed in this report, soil degradation, driven by unsustainable human activities and exacerbated by climate change, leads to a significant loss of biodiversity.

Jun 28, 2025

As ecosystem disruption and climate change worsen, if there was one thing on which we can concentrate our efforts, money, and time to address these issues all at once, what would it be? The answer is Life in soil. Microorganisms and their symbiotic relationship with living plant roots form the foundation of the soil ecosystem. To encourage a diverse, well-fed soil microbial community, soil needs to be covered all seasons of the year by a variety of green cover, providing living roots, organic matter, and protection from the elements.

Jun 10, 2025

In Kenya, soil erosion leads to an alarming loss of up to 26 tons of soil per hectare annually. Additionally, soil salinization affects 40% of irrigated land, further jeopardizing food production and sustainability. Musau Mutisya, a determined young farmer from an arid and semi-arid area (ASAL), is leading a quiet revolution in his village through organic farming. Once reliant on synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, Musau has transitioned into a successful organic tomato producer.

Jun 9, 2025

Wiping the salty grime off my sun-drenched face on a sweltering summer afternoon in Uzbekistan back in 2023, I never imagined that just two years later, I’d be licking salt straight off the ground in that very same land ...

Jun 4, 2025

Restoring degraded land is more urgent than ever. It’s a powerful way to tackle the climate, desertification and poverty crises — challenges that are deeply connected. Tond Tenga, meaning, “our land” in Mooré, is a pioneering restoration project in rural Burkina Faso contributing to the Great Green Wall by regreening degraded lands, capturing CO2, and building community resilience through improved livelihoods and food security over the next 40 years.

May 21, 2025

From the rolling fields of Oxfordshire to soil-healing initiatives around the globe, The Land Gardeners have quietly become leaders in the growing global soil movement. Founded by Bridget Elworthy and Henrietta Courtauld, The Land Gardeners began with a shared passion for growing organic flowers and has evolved into a rich, multi-layered project that blends horticulture, soil science, education, writing, and advocacy.

May 7, 2025

Water scarcity represents a critical environmental challenge of the 21st century, driven by climate change, population growth, and unsustainable use of the resources. While often focused on climatic factors and over-extraction, this paper highlights the frequently overlooked yet fundamental link between soil degradation and the escalating global water crisis.

May 5, 2025

This week, the Save Soil movement will release a powerful new report connecting today’s water crises—floods, droughts, and water scarcity—with something most of us overlook: the ground beneath our feet.

Apr 23, 2025

Save Soil was delighted to speak to Matthew Ingram about his fascinating new book, “The Garden: Visionary Growers and Farmers of the Counterculture”. The book explores the transformative journey of the 1970s countercultural farmers and growers whose radical practices redefined how we grow and eat today. He has interviewed Save Soil founder Sadhguru for the book, which is available online via Amazon.

In this fascinating interview, we discover his motivation for writing the book, and insights he gleaned into connections between soil, spirit and society.

Apr 16, 2025

The story of a young farmer who refused to surrender his dream, adapting, learning, and forging his own path to success against the grain.

Apr 13, 2025

Ever thought that touching soil could actually boost your health? Well, research is showing that it is! Various studies are discovering that the more skin-to-soil contact you have, the better your gut health tends to be.

Apr 10, 2025

The convergence of climate change, soil degradation, and food insecurity presents a profound challenge to global stability, with projections indicating a potential doubling of global migration by the end of the century.

Apr 4, 2025

In this article, Sadhguru outlines the fundamentals and urgency of saving soil

Apr 4, 2025

If we want to divert from this catastrophic trajectory, we need to adjust our agricultural management practices from conventional chemical intensive agriculture towards more sustainable regenerative practices.

Nov 11, 2024, Global

Securing Our Future: Making Climate Finance Work for Agricultural Soil

Nov 11, 2024, Global

Soil health is crucial in land restoration efforts and in addressing food insecurity, climate change, loss of livelihood, air and water pollution, and loss of biodiversity. The global narrative is slowly starting to recognize healthy soil as a solution to these challenges, and farmers as important stewards of this vital resource - but more needs to be done.

In order to meet the goals of land degradation neutrality, greater resources and effort need to be invested in restoring lands not yet severely degraded by supporting farmers in adopting a multitude of agroecological practices on annual/perennial croplands and rangelands. This must happen across all geographies, giving Asia and the Americas equal priority to Africa, as these regions hold the majority of global agricultural land.

Nov 1, 2024, Global

In the world’s efforts to combat anthropogenic climate change by achieving net zero emissions, there are two key actions that must be taken on a global level. First, carbon and other GHG emissions need to be reduced and second, more carbon from the atmosphere needs to be sequestered in natural carbon sinks.

Sep 2, 2024, Global

With the WHO (under the One Health Initiative) acknowledging that human health is affected by the quality of food and the quality of human living environments, this analysis summarizes the various direct and indirect pathways through which soil health affects human health. 

Nov 24, 2023, Global

Reducing carbon emissions and subsequently removing them from the atmosphere is vital for keeping the global temperatures below two degrees centigrade.  In this paper, we specifically try to quantify the potential of agriculture soils’ to sequester carbon, based on secondary research.

Dec 6, 2022, India

Every 5 seconds we are losing one football field worth of soil, points Sadhguru. Thousands of Save Soil supporters host over 1,000 awareness drives across the globe to bolster the call to save soil

Oct 28, 2022, India

Valluvan started his farming activity in 2009 on a 7.5-acre coconut farm. Later, he purchased another 25-acre coconut farm and 3.5 acres of land to grow grains for his own family.

Jun 30, 2022, Karnataka, India

The Chief Minister of the State is at the event and like in other states, the Security is at the highest category – both for Sadhguru and the CM. Nothing deters the people though. They run behind Sadhguru’s motorcycle, calling out to him, laughing, weeping, clapping, screaming. Sadhguru stops periodically where sizeable crowds are gathered to acknowledge them and to seek their support for the Movement. 

Jun 30, 2022, Andhra Pradesh, India

The kind of reception that Sadhguru has been receiving in India has to be seen to be believed. His security has been jacked up for the India leg of the journey. He’s recognized everywhere in India – in the smallest of villages and towns, in the remotest of corners. At all times of the day or night, people throng the streets, physically throwing themselves at him. They want to touch him, touch his feet. Here, he is above all their Beloved Guru.

Jun 30, 2022, Telengana, India

It seems like yesterday we started out. For most of us it’s been the most intense three months of our lives- a Journey that has been inward as much as it has been relentlessly outward. There is a quality of kinship in the team now that can only come from a shared experience that has erased boundaries and broken limitations like we never imagined possible.

Jun 30, 2022, Delhi, India

The noise is deafening – everyone is singing and dancing as they wait for Sadhguru and when they spot the motorcycle, the frenzy reaches a climax. It’s day 75 but looking at the reception Sadhguru receives here, it feels like the launch of the Movement.

Jun 30, 2022, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

In many ways, Uttar Pradesh, or UP as it’s more popularly known, will be a gamechanger for India’s soil health because a major part of the state is located in the Ganga river basin, the largest river basin in India whose soil health is critical to the country’s food and water security.

Jun 25, 2022, Jaipur, Rajasthan

When Sadhguru enters Udaipur, he’s instantly mobbed on the streets, showers of flowers (it seems like tons of petals in a riot of colors!) and roaring crowds welcome him. Age seems to be no bar—from young children to men and women well into their 70—as everyone is swept up in the moment, overcome by emotion. In the City Palace, the Prince of Mewar Shri. Lakshyaraj Singh gives Sadhguru a royal welcome.

Jun 25, 2022, Jamnagar, India

It’s fascinating to watch Sadhguru in this crowd. With every continent, every country, every kind of audience, he keeps reinventing himself right before our eyes and he fits right in wherever he goes. Here in India, he’s first and foremost a Guru—looking at how people respond to him, we know this will never change in India. It doesn’t matter what he’s saying, people are flocking to him for who he is—they know and understand him in a way that even they may not know or understand.

Jun 25, 2022, Muscat, Oman

By now, it’s beyond our understanding how Sadhguru is riding in this heat. He leaves Dubai early morning to reach Oman, and the first thing he does after removing his helmet is pour water over his head. To say we are humbled would be an understatement.

Jun 25, 2022, Dubai, UAE

Moving from the quaint harbours of Bahrain, the Save Soil team is back on the road to the United Arab Emirates – one of the most cosmopolitan regions in the Middle East, a thriving amalgamation of cultures that give it a unique flavor. 

Jun 19, 2022, Manama, Bahrain

It was the first outdoor event of its kind, a beautiful lagoon embracing the grounds. The volunteers were swarming the scene like worker ants. While the ushers discussed where each volunteer should stand, Sounds of Isha were on stage doing a sound check with the ever-so-familiar “one, two, one, two, check, check…”

Jun 19, 2022, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Marhaba! from the heart of the Middle East. It’s day 52 and we’ve just driven through the furnace of the Arabian desert and reached the regal city of Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia.

Jun 16, 2022, Tel Aviv, Israel

Here, in Tel Aviv, the venue was secured with a day to spare, the event was planned in less than 30 hours, Sounds of Isha found musicians at the venue who had come for the event, they learnt a Jewish song right then, right there, and performed it on stage the same day. Long exhalation. To top it all off, it was a fantastic sellout crowd. Enthusiastic, energetic, participatory—an electrifying atmosphere in every way. 

Jun 13, 2022, Palestine

For the team, the highlight of Palestine is the visit to the Yasser Arafat Museum. It is designed by the late Palestinian architect Jafar Touqan. It is a spacious, well-designed modern building. It supports Palestinian creative expression, promoting art and artists of the region.

Jun 13, 2022, Amman, Jordan

The film crew landed in Aqaba with Sadhguru and spent that day blazing the deserts of Wadi Rum and breath taking Petra, the Rose City, an archaeological masterpiece with tombs, temples and cliffs. The ancient city was mesmerising, like stepping into a different time and place. 

Jun 10, 2022, Tbilisi, Georgia

Sadhguru decides that there is simply not enough time to take a break. Holding to his 40 year commitment of never being late to a single event, a few stops before the venue, he gets off his bike, removes his jacket and throws it in the back of the media van. At the next stoplight, the gloves come off. After having been on the road for approximately 7 hours, Sadhguru hops off the bike and makes his way into a hall brimming with people.

Jun 10, 2022, Baku, Azerbaijan

“No country has really sunk in because we were there for such a short time,” says Varun from the Media Team as he reflects on the journey so far. He’s part of the team that handles preparations for live telecasts. “Everything that goes behind the live telecast,” Varun elaborates, “like camera position, lighting, angles, technical cover…”

May 22, 2022, Istanbul, Turkey

“And probably the most memorable moment was Sadhguru’s entrance into the  event,” says Mia describing the moment. “He went in and there were some Sufi Whirling Dervishes who were just spinning and it was very profound and beautiful. It was such a subtle reception. Sadhguru sat down next to the musicians in vajrasana. It was a very intimate moment,” she reveals.

May 22, 2022, Bonn, Germany

“Just seeing Sadhguru being completely on 100%, doing exactly what is needed in the moment shows you what is possible,” says Henry who is a part of the media coordination team for Europe.

May 3, 2022, Brussels, Belgium

Apr 27, 2022, Paris, France

“The victories in war are the pride of yesterday. Tomorrow belongs to what lies beneath our feet. In nurturing it, Life on this planet shall stand tall. This is the Pride of tomorrow. #SaveSoil. “ Sadhguru

Apr 22, 2022, Geneva, Switzerland

The visit to Geneva gives our team another unforgettable treat, an opportunity to be at the UN headquarters in Geneva where Sadhguru speaks before a panel of leaders from global organizations about the Save Soil movement. It’s a thrilling experience, sitting in those semi-circular rows we’ve only seen in the 8 o’clock news. Sadhguru addresses the Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations in Geneva and being witness to the love and admiration with which he is received at the seat of power is a very special moment. 

Apr 17, 2022, Rome, Italy

It’s not surprising that this unique city also hosts a unique event for the Save Soil Movement: In collaboration with Billboard Italia, five Italian artists come together in a concert on Saturday evening leaving the audience mesmerized with their music, passion and commitment to use the unifying power of music to #SaveSoil.

Apr 15, 2022

Apr 15, 2022, Ljubljana, Solvenia

In response to a question about how to motivate young people, Sadhguru emphasised the importance of expressing to our governments our commitment to #SaveSoil in order to propel them into action. He closed the event by saying that the youth don’t have to support Sadhguru, they just have to talk about soil for these 100 days because in a democratic nation the government will only listen when the people talk.

Apr 12, 2022, Vienna, Austria

It’s March 27th and we’re in the beautiful city of Vienna, the capital city of Austria. Its fairytale architecture, rich history and pretty streets have Pride stamped all over them. It’s a beautiful day and the campsite is buzzing with controlled frenzy. It’s laundry day and everyone is just thankful for the beautiful weather and clean clothes!

Apr 2, 2022, Prague, Czech Republic

Sadhguru met with Deputy of the Minister of Environment and Deputy of the Minister of Agriculture at the Embassy of India in Prague, presenting them with a Global Policy Draft and Solutions Handbook.

Mar 31, 2022, Berlin, Germany

The Save Soil convoy drove through the quaint streets of Berlin, roads lined with bare trees, for the first Street Art event of the day. Joined by an excited group of local volunteers, Sadhguru contributed to a 50 foot-long Save Soil art graffitied across a wall in Berlin created as a heartening expression of support.

Mar 27, 2022, Berlin, Germany

Sadhguru received an enthralling reception outside the full house at Hotel Berlin, the first public event in Germany with fashion model, actress and humanitarian Toni Garrn who has participated in humanitarian efforts in rural Africa to aid young girls in getting access to education and healthcare. In an engaging discussion, Sadhguru warned of the many repercussions of soil extinction

Mar 25, 2022, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

The Dutch people were overjoyed to welcome Sadhguru as he rode through The Netherlands, stopping for bigger organized events as well as informal streetside meet-ups. The eventful day ended in a grand finale in Rai Amsterdam. At the public event hosted by well-loved Carice van Houton of the renowned TV series, Game of Thrones, a brimming crowd greeted Sadhguru.

Mar 23, 2022, London, United Kingdom

Sadhguru invited everyone to “Talk soil, Sing soil, Breathe soil, Live soil,” stating that “the world must reverberate with one energy for one purpose” over the next 100 days.

Mar 21, 2022, London

On 21 March, Sadhguru embarked on an arduous 100-day journey across 30,000 km from London to southern India, as a lone motorcyclist, to activate citizen support and global government policy action to revitalise soil.