In unceded Abenaki Territory, we are a local, ecological resilience service which through research, education and earthworks supports farmers, businesses, residents and land tenders to: interweave nutrient cycles, incorporate watershed friendly practices, facilitate interspecies collaboration and increase trophic synchronicity while nurturing Original Peoples' rematriation and equity in all forms.
Research
- Mycoremediation: mitigating contaminants with fungi
- Phytoremediation: mitigating contaminants with plants
- Myco-phytoremediation: mitigating contaminants with fungi and plants
- Ecosystem restoration and ecosystem succession
- Soil phosphorus and soil water phosphorus mitigation
- Pollinator habitat establishment
Earthworks
(consultation, design, installation, monitoring, maintenance)
(consultation, design, installation, monitoring, maintenance)
- Pollinator, Edible, Medicinal Gardens
- Endangered Plant Sanctuaries
- Hugelcultures
- Rain gardens
- Fungal Inoculation
- Ecological Restoration
Education
- Workshops
- Classes
- Mentoring
- Training
- Curriculum
Fully Insured
Long Term Vision:
For:
Once these ecosystems are revitalized, Original Peoples' rematriation can be facilitated along with empowering all marginalized groups in their inherent birthright to access land and nurture earth partnership.
*This refers to: -mycorrhizal &/or saprophytic fungi, and pollinator friendly, native polyculture flora, Particularly along: rivers, drainages, point & nonpoint source pollution sites
**These include: farms, residences. lawns, school campuses, business fronts, property edges, parks, highway embankments, golf courses, industrial zones, brownfields, and Superfund sites.
- Sound restoration science and practices to guide land management in site specific mycofiltrating & phytoremediating green infrastructure*.
- Community members to support water quality, pollinator habitat, and equity through how they tend surrounding landscapes**.
- Youth to become versed in ecological literacy, grow earth care and repair skills, living balanced lives protecting, revitalizing and maintaining resilient ecosystems.
Once these ecosystems are revitalized, Original Peoples' rematriation can be facilitated along with empowering all marginalized groups in their inherent birthright to access land and nurture earth partnership.
*This refers to: -mycorrhizal &/or saprophytic fungi, and pollinator friendly, native polyculture flora, Particularly along: rivers, drainages, point & nonpoint source pollution sites
**These include: farms, residences. lawns, school campuses, business fronts, property edges, parks, highway embankments, golf courses, industrial zones, brownfields, and Superfund sites.
