We head into the forest and beneath the soil to explore how mycorrhizal fungi shape ecosystems—from community assembly and symbiosis with trees, to their surprising role in soil carbon and long-term storage—with mycologist Dr. Peter Kennedy as our guide.
Leaving behind our compass and GPS, we intentionally set out on a journey of natural navigation developing our own maps based on observations of trees, patterns in water and sky footprints on the land with educator, author and natural navigator Tristan Gooley as our guide!
We travel across the planet, and into the cosmos, exploring the transformative power of fungal mycelium. From turning invasive blackthorn into food and shelter in Namibia, to transforming demolition waste into new buildings in Cleveland, to imagining inflatable space colonies, architect and biomaterials pioneer Christopher Maurer of Red House Architecture guides us through a living future.
