Join Restoration ecologist and educator Jess Rubin of MycoEvolve to walk and view from upland 'critical source' area to the lake a previously degraded riparian buffer that has been transformed through restoration strategies (myco-phytoremediation: humans collaborating with microbes, fungi, and plants) and are now designed to: mitigate phosphorus, increase pollinator habitat, offer medicine, food, and tools for the Abenaki Peoples and nurture eco-literacy in the bioregional community. Together, we will cover site history, ecological reconciliation principles, methodology, results from the pilot and Year 1 of this study, and discuss how to replicate these strategies elsewhere.
If this workshop is cost-prohibitive, please email [email protected]
