Скачать или смотреть Fungi, Bioremediation, and Environmental Justice

Discussion with Maya Elson, Leila Darwish, Mia Rose Maltz, and Lexie Gropper on bioremediation and how to clean up contaminated environments using ecology.

Maya Elson is the Executive Director of CoRenewal. She is dedicated to enacting effective and just solutions to environmental and social crises. As one of the founding members of the Radical Mycology network, she has worked on various fungal cultivation and educational projects in Olympia, WA and the San Francisco Bay area. She’s worked as a campaign organizer with a number of climate justice and wilderness defense struggles over many years and she is the founder and a guide for Wild Child Santa Cruz, a nature immersion program for homeschoolers.
https://www.amazonmycorenewal.org/
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https://radicalmycology.com/

Leila Darwish is the Author of Earth Repair: A Grassroots Guide to Healing Toxic and Damaged Landscapes. She is a community organizer, author, permaculture designer, educator, urban gardener, and grassroots herbalist with a deep commitment to environmental justice, decolonization, food sovereignty, and to providing accessible and transformative tools for communities dealing with toxic contamination of their land and drinking water.
http://earthrepair.ca/

Mia Rose Maltz is the Co-Founder of CoRenewal, which she founded in an effort to address the tremendous problem of petroleum pollution in Ecuador and to explore the role of fungi in the restoration of severely contaminated land. Mia is an active member of the Mycological Society of America (MSA) and is currently a Postdoctoral Scholar at the University of California Riverside (UCR).
https://www.amazonmycorenewal.org/

Lexie Gropper is the Amazon Field Coordinator for CoRenewal. She is the Lead Scientist, Educator, and Product Consultant for Amisacho Restoration Park located in the Sucumbios province of the Ecuadorian Amazon, where she is investigating fungal cultivation and plant propagation for bioremediation and reforestation in the Amazon rainforest climate. As a cultural mediator, Lexie coordinates international scientists and activists to integrate their work with local organizations in Sucumbios for environmental projects in a wide range of fields, including bioremediation of environmental contamination, sustainable agriculture practices, and culturally sensitive tourism.
https://www.amazonmycorenewal.org/

Presented at the Soil Not Oil 2018 Environmental Conference, San Francisco CA

Soil Not Oil promotes agro-ecological practices and community powered solutions to restore ecosystems and reach environmental justice.
http://soilnotoilcoalition.org/

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