Cezary Kabała

Cezary Kabała is a Polish engineer and academic specializing in soil science and environmental protection. He currently serves as an Associate Professor and director of the Institute of Soil Sciences and Environmental Protection at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology, Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences. His work focuses on soil genesis, degradation, and sustainable environmental management.

• Doctorate (June 3, 1997): Thesis on soils in forest degradation regions of the Jizera Mountains
• Habilitation (April 11, 2006): Thesis on podzolic soils in Lower Silesia
• Professorship (2012): Awarded in agricultural sciences

Research Interests include soil classification, geoecological influences on soil properties, and land degradation processes. His fieldwork spans the Western Sudetes and Lower Silesia, addressing soil conservation and ecosystem resilience.

Professional Leadership: Vice-president of the Polish Soil Science Society, member of the Committee on Agronomic Sciences (Polish Academy of Sciences), and participant in national research infrastructure advisory programs.