Associate Professor Lisa Lobry de Bruyn is a researcher and educator in the School of Environmental and Rural Sciences at the University of New England, Armidale, New South Wales, Australia. For over 30 years, she has researched the intersection between biophysical soil processes and farmer management of soil condition. Her recent research focuses on farmers' understanding of soil health and soil information-seeking behaviours that will improve how we share soil information and build genuine partnerships with land managers. In the future, such research will improve the monitoring of land conditions for sustainable land management and soil use.
Research Keywords & Expertise
soil health
Sustainability Indicat...
Soil biology
soil functionality
soil biota
soil knowledge sharing
local soil knowledge
farmer perceptions
farmer adoption
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soil knowledge sharing
Short Biography
Associate Professor Lisa Lobry de Bruyn is a researcher and educator in the School of Environmental and Rural Sciences at the University of New England, Armidale, New South Wales, Australia. For over 30 years, she has researched the intersection between biophysical soil processes and farmer management of soil condition. Her recent research focuses on farmers' understanding of soil health and soil information-seeking behaviours that will improve how we share soil information and build genuine partnerships with land managers. In the future, such research will improve the monitoring of land conditions for sustainable land management and soil use.
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