Rewilding can play a major role in fungal conservation
Rewilding Mycology aims to promote the value of of fungal biodiversity in nature conservation projects
As a field mycologist, David Satori help clients in rewilding and nature recovery maximise the value of their projects. Through surveys, David uncovers the diversity of species that may be found on a site, identifies species of conservation concern, and provides clients with information they need to manage their land with fungi in mind.
Fungi may grow out of sight, but their ecological benefits are vast. From nutrient cycling to carbon sequestration to boosting habitat resilience under climate change, fungi drive nature recovery in many ways. David merges careful field observations with scientific research to give management advice that meets the needs of rare, threatened, and common species alike.
Helping rewilding projects build a more complete picture of the biodiversity value of their land
Fungal conservation solutions that benefit entire ecosystems
Specialised surveys in fungal diversity
raising the ceiling for landowners, conservation charities, businesses, and communities to reach national biodiversity targets.
Services
Bringing fungi into rewilding frameworks
and applying IUCN Rewilding Principles to address the needs of fungi from broad-scale habitat management down to individual species.
Portfolio
Our ethos is shaped by the Fauna Flora Funga initiative
and we give fungi a voice in discussions about biodiversity. Above all, we aim to advance legal protection for fungi and unlock funding for mycology research and education.
Fauna Flora Funga
Let’s work together to protect fungi in your projects.
Contact us today using the email address below.