Mycoremediation is a bioremediation process that uses fungi to clean up contaminated environments. Fungi can break down pollutants, such as heavy metals and petroleum products, into less harmful substances. This natural method is often more sustainable and cost-effective compared to traditional remediation techniques. In mycoremediation, specific types of fungi, like oyster mushrooms or white rot fungi, are introduced to contaminated soil or water. These fungi absorb and metabolize toxins, helping to restore the ecosystem. This approach not only cleans the environment but also promotes biodiversity and soil health.