Myco-Phytoremediation Research involving phosphorus mitigation & pollinator habitat
July 27 from 6-7:30 pm at Shelburne Farms.

Farmers, land managers, residents, stewards, all are welcome to join us on unceded Abenaki territory for a workshop co-led by Shelburne Farms Farm manager Dana Bishop. Non-native species consultant Mike Bald of 'Got Weeds', and Environmental scientist & practitioner Jess Rubin of MycoEvolve in an informative on-site workshop that shares natural strategies of restoring native polyculture riparian habitat with no chemicals, explores below and above ground data from 1.5 years of field and laboratory research, and offers space to discuss complex dynamics of attempting to mitigate phosphorus pollution and habitat fragmentation through Myco-Phytoremediation techniques.

If you can arrive at the front gate at 5:45 pm, this will allow us to caravan in and show you where we are. It is not easy to find so please factor in arriving 15 minutes early. Thank you!!

Here is the:
fb link: https://fb.me/e/2dZXRns8q
the eventbrite link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/myco-phytoremediation-research-water-quality-health-pollinator-[...]683
If funding is an issue please email yepeth@gmail.com and we can waive the fee.

This research is funded by SARE NE, the Lintilhac Foundation, & the UVM College of Agriculture & Life Science James W. Marvin Award in Science and Conservation.