News

FungiEco News follows developments in mushroom growing, environmental remediation and the wider practical use of fungi.

Fungal research is continually producing new findings, while growers, researchers, environmental organisations and communities around the world are finding new ways to put fungi to work. This section brings together noteworthy developments relevant to the subjects covered by FungiEco.

Fungi Research & Developments

We follow interesting research into fungi and mycelium, including new studies relating to mushroom cultivation, mycoremediation, mycofiltration, soil and water restoration, fungal ecology, waste reuse and other environmental applications.

Where we discuss published research, we aim to identify and link to the original research or authoritative source so readers can explore the evidence in greater detail.

Growing & Cultivation

Mushroom cultivation continues to develop from simple home-growing methods to increasingly efficient farm and commercial production systems.

News in this area may include new cultivation techniques, substrates, growing systems, species, agricultural uses, productive reuse of spent mushroom substrate and practical developments that could make mushroom growing more accessible or sustainable.

Remediation & Environmental Uses

Fungi have remarkable biological capabilities that are being investigated and applied to environmental challenges around the world.

We follow developments in mycoremediation, mycofiltration, contaminated soil and water restoration, agricultural runoff, organic waste management, ecosystem restoration and other practical environmental uses of fungi.

FungiEco Updates

From time to time, we will also publish updates about work taking place at FungiEco.

These may include experiments, observations, new projects, project development, website resources and practical ideas being explored as part of the wider FungiEco programme.

Follow the Latest

New articles and updates will be added as useful research, projects and practical developments emerge.

FungiEco’s focus is simple: finding useful knowledge about fungi and helping connect it with practical growing, environmental and real-world applications.