currently Offering CUSTOM Mycological Experiences
Ready to explore the Fungal Realm?
With a wide range of topics available, our teachers are adaptable like Fungi, we can fit the needs, interests and ages of just about any group. Topics include:
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Join the Biome Logs Project
Utilizing on-site organic matter, the Biome Logs Project seeks to transform waste biomass into a resource for long-term soil and ecosystem health, exploring microbial inoculation as a tool for increasing soil moisture retention, soil aggregation, organic carbon storage, microbial diversity, and fuel reduction. Through collaboration with a growing grassroots network, the Biome Logs Project aims to develop scalable, ecologically based strategies for wildfire-adapted land management, while honoring and taking inspiration from Indigenous relationships with fire and fungi. In this time, there are SO many important causes to give money to, but I do think that a little support can go a long way here towards protecting human homes and forest ecosystems. Please check out my campaign, and consider sharing with your people. Learn more about help out at: experiment.com/projects/can-biome-logs-transform-biomass-from-a-problem-to-soil-ution |
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Ready to schedule an experience? Email mayacelium(at)gmail.com
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Fungi are everywhere, acting as agents of multi-dimensional transformation. You don’t have to go out into the forest to find fungi, they are in our bodies, spores are in the air, they are a part of the food we eat. They are so intrinsic to our existence that many don’t even notice them, but people all over the world have been co-evolving with Fungi for millennia. When we connect with these symbiotic processes consciously and build skill around developing these relationships, including within our own ancestry, we unlock the potential for larger scale multi-dimensional transformation on social, cultural, psychological and ecological levels.
--Maya Elson |
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