The Evolution of Soil and Soil Cover . Theory, diversity of natural evolution and anthropogenic transformations of soils”, written by the team of authors, is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the world of soils, their formation and changes under the influence of both natural and anthropogenic factors. This edition will be a reference book for anyone interested in ecosystems, agronomy, ecology and sustainable development. The book examines key aspects of soil evolution, from their formation in ancient geological epochs to modern transformations caused by human activity. The authors share their knowledge of how soils develop depending on climatic conditions, geographical location, and biological factors. They also investigate how anthropogenic changes, such as agriculture, urbanization, and industrialization, affect soil cover and its diversity. This book will be interesting to a wide range of readers .. Students and teachers of agronomic and environmental faculties will find it useful information for their research and training courses . Environmental and conservation professionals will be able to use the book’s materials to develop new approaches to soil conservation and sustainable management of natural resources. It will also be useful to all those interested in sustainable development and ecology, including activists and representatives of NGOs. The topics raised in the book cover not only the scientific aspects, but also the social and economic consequences of changes in soil cover. The authors emphasize the importance of understanding soils as a key element of the ecosystem that affects biodiversity, water quality and climatic conditions. They draw attention to the need to integrate soil knowledge into sustainable farming and natural resource management practices, making the book relevant in the context of contemporary environmental challenges. The style of the authors is characterized by accessibility and scientific accuracy .. They skillfully balance between complex scientific concepts and clear presentation, which makes the material available to a wide audience. The book includes many illustrations, graphs and tables that help to better understand the ideas and data presented. This edition will be a valuable addition to the library for anyone seeking to better understand the nature of soils and their role in ecosystems. If you are interested in topics such as ecology, sustainable development, agronomy, and human impact on nature, The Evolution of Soil and Soil Cover is a book worth reading. It will not only expand your knowledge, but also inspire new ideas and approaches to environmental protection. This edition will be an important contribution to your library if you seek a deeper understanding of the interaction between man and nature. Do not miss the opportunity to plunge into the world of soils and their evolution, opening up new horizons in understanding ecosystems and their sustainability.