41st Annual Telluride Mushroom Festival

Mycelial networks enhance ecological kinship when they communicate vital, life-giving resources to living systems. How can we, as humans entangled in these planetary networks, develop our own practice of kinship inspired by mycelial relations?


Join John Hausdoerffer, co-author and co-editor of Kinship: Belonging in a World of Relations, for a philosophical talk and a brief workshop on the practice of kinship. John is the author or co-editor of nine books on environmental ethics, including Kinship as well as What Kind of Ancestor Do You Want to Be? and Wildness: Relations of People an Place. John serves as the Dean of the Clark School of Environment & Sustainability at Western Colorado University and co-founded the Mountain Resilience Coalition with friends at the Telluride Institute and the Aspen International Mountain Foundation.