abovWe support clients, teach, & provide earthworks to: increase pollinator, edible, & medicinal habitat, initiate watershed friendly designs, encourage soil growth, deepen nutrient exchange networks, & rejuvenate degraded landscapes. We research: how fungi cultivation and inoculation can nurture various functions of ecosystem health. One of our main focuses currently is the mycofiltration ability of certain fungi to reduce pathogen numbers to safe levels from point and non point source runoff before reaching aquatic ecosystems. Please reach out if you are interested in our services: yepeth@gmail.com click above: Workshops 2017-19 to see our Winter Offerings
Our most recent research project:
Below are pictures of earthwork land projects we have supported clients through, educational workshops we have offered, and research we have been conducting.
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Here is a link to our research findings.
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Incorporate fungi into your landscape. We continue to hone skills with liquid spore fungal inoculation, practicing transfer techniques to grains, cardboard, coffee grounds, & cold pasteurized straw. Upon successfully initial transfer, we then transfer grown out myceliated spawn to terrestrial substrate (wood chips) for ecosystems repair & habitat enhancement
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We have gathered &saved seeds, sheet mulched lawns, and planted polyculture hedgerows of edible, medicinal, & pollinator perennials.
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Grow nutrient dense soil: we supported clients in covercropping empty garden spaces & in developing, improving, and maintaining compost systems: vermiculture, cylindrical, plastic contained, and 3 bin pallet systems. Store carbon: we installed various hugelkulture beds.
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Assess your home or business to see if it is watershed friendly and adjust accordingly. We linked several clients with Lake Champlain International to receive the free BLUE evaluation which assesses their landscape & offers suggestions. We incorporated these into designs involving rain gardens & waterbars to protect the lake.
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Network
Radical Mycology Mycelial Network
The Radical Mycology Mycelial Network is an international, all-volunteer, grassroots network of groups and individuals that promotes the integration of mycological skills and knowledge into community-based solutions addressing environmental and social issues.
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