World Living Soils Forum

An international event for all stakeholders committed to soil health

3rd edition on June 3 and 4, 2026 at LUMA Arles

LET’S ACT TOGETHER FOR LIVING SOILS

Moët Hennessy and ChangeNOW have been committed for many years to the preservation of living soils and are delighted to co-organise the third edition of the World Living Soils Forum, a gathering dedicated to the preservation, health, and regeneration of soils.
 
Founded by Moët Hennessy in 2022, the World Living Soils Forum is an international event for all stakeholders committed to soil health. It brings together scientists, farmers, institutions, NGOs, start-ups, investors, and companies to share knowledge, innovations, and best practices in support of the agricultural and viticultural transition.

The Call for Solutions is now open

Do you have an innovative solution for soil regeneration?


Apply to the World Living Soils Forum Call for Solutions before March 20th to join over 600 changemakers accelerating the transition to regenerative agriculture.

-Gain recognition and visibility by pitching on stage


-Build meaningful, long-lasting connections with scientists, farmers, startups, business and institutional leaders and NGOs

 

-Join a vibrant community of changemakers and experience two days of concrete actions 

Based on the success of the previous editions

The 2024’s edition of the World Living Soils Forum took place in 3 different locations: including France, USA and China. It gathered more than 600 Changemakers, 180 Speakers, 60+ sessions.

 

During the edition, all topics covered included: 

  • Regenerative Practices & Measurement
  • Water Management
  • Biodiversity
  • Climate & Carbon
  • Accelerate & Financing The Transition
  • Education
  • Sustainable Food & Gastronomy
  • New Narratives

Upcoming event

The third edition of the World Living Soils Forum will once again be co-organized with ChangeNOW.

World Living Soil Forum

June 3-4, 2026

Luma, Arles

Living Soils at ChangeNOW

Today, over 40% of the world’s soils are degraded by erosion, artificialization, pollution, or
overexploitation.

 

This situation is not merely an environmental threat, it represents a systemic risk to
our food security, climate resilience, and our entire economy. 

 

Living soils and regenerated agriculture takes an important place within the ChangeNOW Summit. 

 

 

“An agricultural revolution is necessary if we are to meet the climate and ecological challenges we face. Regenerative agriculture and the science of living soils are some of the most powerful tools available to us to build a sustainable world.”

 

Santiago Lefebvre,

Founder and CEO of ChangeNOW.