World Living Soils Forum 2024

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OCTOBER 8TH & 9TH, 2024
IN LUMA ARLES

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ABOUT MOET HENNESSY HAS BEEN COMMITTED TO PRESERVING LIVING SOILS FOR MANY YEARS.

Soils is a complex and still too often overlooked ecosystem. In total interdependence with water, biodiversity, and climate, our agriculture, as well as our economy and health, depend on their condition.
Yet, more than 40% of soils on the planet are currently degraded. It is therefore urgent to act to protect and regenerate them.

Naturally connected to soils through its various terroirs, Moët Hennessy has been committed for many years to the preservation of living soils and launched in 2022, as part of a collective initiative, the World Living Soils Forum, a gathering dedicated to the preservation, health, and regeneration of soils.

The second edition, co-organized with ChangeNOW on the 8th & 9th of October 2024 brought together more than 500 participants in Arles and 100 in the two satellite events in China and the United States.
Scientists, institutions, start-ups, farmers, NGOs, and executives from both the private and public sectors, from different industries, joined the 70 sessions of roundtables, keynotes, workshops, pitches, etc. The program, with 180 speakers, was structured around 4 tracks highlighting the major challenges faced to support the agricultural and viticultural transition making the importance of joining forces a crucial lever to accelerate and scale up.

During this second edition, a call for collective action was launched, with the aim of mobilizing even more widely around the need to preserve and regenerate soils.


 LIVING SOILS
AT ChangeNOW 2025

In line with the World Living Soils Forum, we were present from April 24th to 26th at the 2025 ChangeNOW summit, the largest event dedicated to solutions for the planet. We had the opportunity to highlight the importance of soil health through a Soil Hub, a space 100% dedicated to soils, composed of 4 innovative solutions (Genesis, Pépite Raisin, Earth Daily, EF Polymer – Winner of the Jury's Favorite Award WLSF 2024), several concrete initiatives around soil regeneration led by various Moët Hennessy wine and spirits Maisons, as well as a committed work of art, Survival Tree, created by Pascale Marthine Tayou. We also had the opportunity to meet a large number of stakeholders present during a Soils Meet-up organized in collaboration with ChangeNOW. A highlight of dialogue and connections in view of the next edition of the World Living Soils Forum. The subject of soils and regenerative agriculture was widely covered during these 3 days, with numerous interventions, most of which are available for replay here.

LET’S ACT TOGETHER
FOR LIVING SOILS

During the Forum, a call for collective action was launched, with the aim of mobilizing even more widely and make everyone act to preserve and regenerate soils.

As supporters of life, water filters and retainers, and biodiversity protectors, it is crucial to preserve this ecosystem on which we all depend.

This Call to Action co-created with our Advisory Board recalls the challenges of soil health and details possible courses of action and commitment for all stakeholders.
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THE 2024 EDITION IN PICTURES

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World Living Soils Forum 2024
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 THE 2024 EDITION IN VIDEO

Watch the highlights of the second edition of the World Living Soils Forum
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DISCOVER THELIVING SOILS WORKSHOP

The living soils workshop is a learning game based on collective intelligence which aims to spread a common language on the functioning of soils and the issues linked to their preservation.

The workshop was designed by Ludi Soli, an association created in 2020 by Morgane Van Dam and Corentin Bisot, and the Sparknews agency, an impact-driven company dedicated to the acceleration of the ecological and social transition, along with support from Moët Hennessy. A monitoring committee composed of scientists and farmers validated the content throughout the project.  
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