The Steve Irwin of Mushrooms: Paul Stamets Works to Save Rare Ancient Fungus to Protect Us From Pandemics
Mycologist Paul Stamets is working on Cortes Island in BC, Canada, hoping to use save and use the agarikon mushoom as a COVID-19 defense.
Recent posts
One of the First Publicly-Traded Psychedelic Wellness Companies is Mapping the Mental Health Revolution
Delic, one of the world's first publicly-traded psychedelic companies is building a market platform for when mushrooms and MDMA become legal
Chinese Monk Dedicates Life to Rescuing 8,000 Dogs - He Finds Them New Homes Around the World
Zhi Xiang's love of animals and Buddhist beliefs have led him to adopt 8,000 stray dogs and cats, while finding them new homes.
Comfort Dogs Arrive from Several States to Lend a Paw of Comfort to Miami Condo Rescuers
To help with the trauma of the Miami condo collapse, a Lutheran church charity has brought in nine golden retrievers to lend a paw.
World's First Underwater Vegetable Garden Reopens Growing Lettuce and Basil in Perfect Temperature
Off the Liguria coast in Italy, 6 floating pods crow basil, lettuce, and other vegetables as the worlds first underwater garden.
New Netflix Series 'Cat People' Seeks to Elevate Stereotypes of Cats And Their Adoring Owners
A 6-episode documentary on Netflix "Cat People" explores the relationship between humans and felines, bringing laughter and dispelling myths.
$10 Million in Student Debt is Wiped Out for 2,500 South Carolina Students Using Stimulus Funds
After getting their money from the government, South Carolina State University decided to clear 10 million in student debt of 2,500 students.
Scientists Work to Turn the Tide of Oyster and Seagrass Decline in Chesapeake Bay, Often by Hand
Scientists from the Institute of Marine Science in Virginia are working to improve the lives of oysters and seagrass in the Chesapeake Bay.
100-Year-old Dreams of Airship Travel Through Europe are Revived With This Modern Zero-Emissions Dirigible
Hybrid Air Vehicles are bringing the dirigible airship back into the European travel sector with a zero-emissions airship in 2025.
Is This the End of Alzheimer's? MEND Protocol of Precision Lifestyle Changes Leads to Compelling Clinical Trials
Clinical trials of a functional medicine approach to reversing cognitive decline from Alzheimer's has produced "unprecedented" results.
1,500-Year-Old Skeletons Found Locked in Loving Embrace Might Have Been 'Romeo and Juliet' Ending in China
An ancient picture of love has emerged from Northern China where to lovers' skeletons were found locked in an embrace under the earth.
Youth is Fighting Microplastic Pollution with Magnetic Liquid After Winning Google Science Fair
Fionn Ferreira is young, but that hasn't stopped him from creating a potentially-groundbreaking cleaning method of microplastics in the ocean