1 1 ESBN Workshop Zagreb 28-30 September 2006 Dr. Milena Kercheva Assoc. Prof. Dr. Veneta Кrasteva N.Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science, 7, Shosse Bankya.

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1 1 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Dr. Milena Kercheva Assoc. Prof. Dr. Veneta Кrasteva N.Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science, 7, Shosse Bankya str., Sofia 1080, Bulgaria Overview of soil information and soil protection policies in Bulgaria

2 2 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Institutions with activities concerning soil resources and soil protection in Bulgaria Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry – N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science – Soil Resources Agency (SRA) Ministry of Environment and Water (MEW) – Executive Environment Agency – Regional Environment Agencies Nongovernmental organizations – Bulgarian Soil Science Society – Bulgarian Humic Substances Society – Bulgarian Soil Tillage Research Society

3 3 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Large scale soil survey at scales 1:25000 (since 1956 year) and 1:10000 (since 1971 year) – soil maps and reports for the cooperative farms with profiles (about for the whole country) information for: – Soil profile morphological description; – Soil particle size distribution and texture classes (pipette method, Katchinski, 1956) – pH in KCl (1:2.5 soil 1N KCl extract, pH meter); – Organic matter content (method of Tjurin, 1965) – Total amount of nitrogen (method of Kieldal) – Total amount of phosphorus (method of Ginsburg) – Calcium carbonates (method of Shaibler) Soil agrochemical survey at scale 1:25000 of arable lands: – Total and available forms of macro and microelements Soil maps of the whole territory of Bulgaria: – 1: (Poushkarov et al., 1931) – 1: (Koinov, Tanov, 1956) – 1: (Koinov et al., 1968; last digital ver., 2002 by SRA) – 1: (Koinov et al., 1973; Boyadjiev, 1994; digital ver by INRA – BG coordinator I. Kolchakov) N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science

4 4 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Georeferencing of soil profiles from 67 soil reports of West part of Danube plain (scale 1:10000) N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science

5 5 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Soil Geographical database of Europe at scale 1: (1994–1998), INRA, ESB, BG coordinator Prof. I. Kolchakov N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science

6 6 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Large scale survey at scales 1:5000, 1:1000 of soils with particular problems – salinisation, pollution with heavy metals, oil products, radionuclides or pesticides Analytical data for physical, hydrological, chemical, physico- chemical characteristics of the main soil units collected in monographs, habilitation theses, project research reports. Specific databases have been developed on: – atmosphere-plant-soil-groundwater continuum; – soil physical properties; – soil hydraulic properties; – organic carbon stocks; – field plots for soil erosion studies; – subsoil compaction – literature, experiments and results, etc. Long-term field experimental data from different agroecological regions concerning: – Management water and nutrient cycles for improvement of soil fertility – Conservation agricultural practices for soil degradation prevention – Remediation of degraded lands N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science

7 7 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Extent (da) of soil salinization (Popandova, Kavardjiev, Teoharov, 2006) N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science

8 8 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science Recent applications of soil information Land evaluation Assessment of soil physical and chemical degradation Creating input databases for the simulation models, environment and crop productivity risk assessments, etc. Integration in European soil databases projects: SOTER, SOVEUR, Danube project, ENVASSO, SPADE2

9 9 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 N.Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science Digital soil map of Silistra region, scale 1:10000

10 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Appropriateness of agricultural lands in the region of Silistra for appricots growth (Georgiev, 2005) N.Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science Based on estimates of: Soil texture Depth of A horizon Soil depth Texture differentiation Soil pH Humus Groundwater level Soil erosion/accumulation Soil alkalinity/salinity Stoniness Swampiness Climate

11 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Map of soil susceptibility to water erosion for the territory of Bulgaria, scale 1: (Rousseva, Stefanova, 2005) N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science

12 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science Assessment the aeration status of soils using the experimental data and calculated reference bulk density's values The optimal, critical and limiting values of bulk density were calculated at 20/15%, 10% and 5% drainage-aeration pores, respectively, using experimental data for particle density and field capacity. BD opt,crit,lim =

13 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science For each textural class of A and B horizons regression equations between the calculated reference bulk density values and humus and clay content (<0.001mm) were found, which could be useful when field capacity and soil particle density data missed.

14 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science

15 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 N. Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science Ministry of Environment and Water Joint projects Overview, assessment and recommendation for re-organization of soil monitoring grid 2003, coordinator N. Dinev Development and implementation of a soil monitoring and assessment for the Republic of Bulgaria 2004

16 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 National System for Environmental Monitoring Control and Soil Protection Objectives Control and soil protection from heavy metal (Zn, Cu, Pb, Cd, As) pollution Control and soil protection from heavy metal (Zn, Cu, Pb, Cd, As) pollution Control and soil protection from organic pollutants (PAH, PCB and pesticides) Control and soil protection from organic pollutants (PAH, PCB and pesticides) Control and soil protection from acidification Control and soil protection from acidification Control and soil protection from salinization Control and soil protection from salinization Control and soil protection from erosion Control and soil protection from erosion Grid - 16x16 km (446 points) Executive Environment Agency Ministry of Environment and Water Executive Environment Agency

17 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Executive Environment Agency Ministry of Environment and Water Executive Environment Agency Monitoring points of MEW on 16x16 km grid, West Danube plain

18 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Authorized for: Maintaining the countrys digital map of soil cover and agricultural land evaluation Soil survey and actualizing the soil information for the purposes of re- categorization of lands, investment projects, etc. Soil Resources Agency Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Soil Resources Agency

19 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Legislation Law for agricultural lands protection Law for property and use of agricultural lands Norms for permissible content of substances in the soil (Regulation No3, 1979, 1997) Law for environment protection - (last changes and additions, 2005) Law for soil (under consideration) - – Responsible government institutions on national level: Ministry of environment and water - national program for soil protection, sustainable soil use and soil restoration Ministry of health - assessment of health risk Ministry of regional development and public works - monitoring and geo-protection of erosion and abrasive affected lands – Responsible institutions on regional level – mayor Soil Protection Policy

20 ESBN Workshop Zagreb September 2006 Recent conferences devoted to soil protection Non-governmental Organizations National conference with international participation 90 Years Soil Science in Bulgaria , Sofia First national conference on humus substances and soil tillage, 2000, Borovetz Second national conference with international participation on humus substances, 2004, Borovetz National conference with international participation Management, use and protection of soil resources 2005, Sofia International conference Soil Science - Base for Sustainable Agriculture and Environment Protection May 2007, Sofia