Performing functions that Stamets has termed mycofiltration and mycorestoration, the technology entails “the intentional and judicious use of cultivated networks of fungal mycelium to facilitate water quality improvements in engineered ecosystemsThe application of specific strains of fungi has already proved promising for improving the quality and management of storm water, grey water and agricultural runoff. We remain dedicated to advancing the science and increasing the adoption of mycofiltration. The need is too great and time is too short for us to do it alone. We are happy to supply mycelium to people who wish to develop this technology, but we are not holding anyone to our business alone. The important thing is that we get this information out there and put to use.”