Maui Silt-Sock Mycoremediation Experiment Program

24 Nov 2023

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Corinne Takara | Okada Design

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As Maui faces catastrophic contamination to soil and water due to recent devastating fires in Lahaina and Kula, locally-driven solutions to bioremediation - such as mycoremediation - are essential. A Maui middle school pilot program designed to accompany a larger myco-silt sock toxin absorbing research program will empower local youth to participate in research, expand their existing knowledge of bioremediation, and contribute their cultural and community knowledge to a more resilient Maui.

Corinne Okada Takara
corinne@okadadesign.com

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Corinne Takara, corinne@okadadesign.com | Contributor
David Pollmiller, dave@harvestgardenhawaii.com | Contributor
Mike McLean, info@tropicalfungiacademy.com | Contributor
Dr. Rolando Perez, rolando.c.perez@gmail.com | Contributor
Hannah Hartmann, hannah@labtolandscape.com | Contributor
Carly Rose Kolstad, carlykolstad@yahoo.com | Contributor
Rose Bailey Hoʻomanawanui, roseh@momi.org | Contributor
Sanae Hartmann, r.sanae174@gmail.com | Contributor

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