Tortured SOUL

Hi all I just wanted to introduce myself. Been reading for a while and thought I'd start posting. I'm recently married and discovered my father in law has 120 acres in northern California. I live in San Jose. Really excited. It is like owning your own state park. I'm looking to turn it into a 4x4 gun shooting playground ( just kidding). Anyway just wanted to introduce myself. I love to cook be out doors and go mushroom picking ... Too bad I work in a cube and stare at spread sheets for a living. I hope to learn a lot from u all

Somebody may have said this but in the sf bay area they successfully used hay innoculated with oyster mushrooms to help cleanup and dispose of the oil. I'm sure if you google sf oil spill mushroom cleanup you'll find something

Hi all first time poster. I've read mycillium running and played around with trying to grow fungi but was always inspired by ecological restoration. I recently got married and now my father in law will let me on his 120 acres

The land was logged in the past ( a tpz in humbolt county). I'd like to restore some of the land using mycillium and also start some gourmet mushroom patces for my personal consumption. I haven't yet taken inventory of the types of mushrooms yet.

For the most part all the plants/ trees appear to be native except for a really old orchard with some old growth and lots of streams. Do I need to be concerned about the type of fungi I introduce?

Anyone have any experience or advice with this?