PAST LECTURES & Useful Links
Previous Talks
Jan Thornhill “The Big World of Tiny Fungi” 7/1/2024
Regional Mushroom Clubs
Asheville Mushroom Club
They are a diverse group of people whose common interest is to learn about and collect all kinds of fungi and to enjoy eating edible mushrooms we gather in the forest. Others cultivate fungi in their gardens. At our meetings, we hear from experts - many of them club members - about different aspects of fungi identification, folklore, cultivation and culinary preparation.
Mushroom Club of Georgia
The Mushroom Club of Georgia is an educational organization. Our purpose is to promote the enjoyment, study, and exchange of information about wild mushrooms. Everyone who has an interest in wild mushrooms is welcome to become a member.
Other Resources
Environmental Groups in the Upstate
Fungi Magazine
Each issue of Fungi will explore the world of mycology from many different angles. With regular features ranging from toxicology to medicinal mushrooms, from photography to book reviews, Fungi will inform and entertain everyone from beginner to professional mycologist.
Mushroom Mountain
Explore many fascinating aspects of fabulous fungi at Mushroom Mountain. A great web resource for teachers, students, mushroom hunters, and growers featuring many videos and instructions on how to cultivate edible mushrooms in the garden. Workshops and lecture dates are also scheduled throughout the year.
No Taste Like Home
No Taste Like Home offers wild food adventures "off the eaten path," including the only forage-to-table program in North America.
The Mushroom Spot is a brick-and-mortar store located in Greenville, South Carolina that aims to improve the accessibility of edible mushrooms and all things fungi-related in the Piedmont region of the Southeast. And through our website, we intend to add to the availability of everything related to mushrooms and fungi worldwide.