I wonder if there's anything that can be done from an ecological perspective, encouraging the presence of (acceptable) organisms that consume the problematic fungal spore species.
Spores are kind of designed to not be valuable as food. Can you name some organisms that actually consume spores rather than eat and then poop them out?
Mold spores are everywhere. If they were a useful and plentiful food source, an organism would have evolved to consume them in bulk by now.
The presence of spores isn’t a problem by itself and eliminating them isn’t feasible.