Mycelial Mat of Healing: “As you think, so shall you become.” -unknown There is a lot of discussion in mycological and activist communities about utilizing fungi to clean up toxic pollution in the physical environments that surround us. One example of how fungi do this is by growing their hyphae (the branching filaments that make up … Continue reading
When the Radical Mycology Convergence started in 2011, there were female organizers but largely male teachers. In 2012 organizers were pleased to see an influx in female presenters. This year, the Radical Mycology organizers, in collaboration with Female & Fungi, are continuing to make an effort to recognize women and trans folk in mycology. Continue reading
A Review of Earth Repair: A Grassroots Guide to Healing Toxic and Damaged Landscapes by author Leila Darwish Andrea Rossi I have always had a seventh-grade crush on mushrooms, the type of crush where you can’t stop thinking about them, watching them, and trying to casually glance at them from the corner of your eye but … Continue reading
