Lecture: Forest Fungi & Forest Health – Dr. Rick Lankau
The Linnaean Society of New York will present a lecture by Dr. Rick Lankau entitled Forest Fungi and Forest Health: What Do We Know, What Don't […]
The Linnaean Society of New York will present a lecture by Dr. Rick Lankau entitled Forest Fungi and Forest Health: What Do We Know, What Don't […]
We are excited to be back at the New York Botanical Garden for their Fall Forest Weekend, Sat. 11/1 and Sun. 11/2 (11am-3pm). If you're missing […]
We are excited to be back at the New York Botanical Garden for their Fall Forest Weekend, Sat. 11/1 and Sun. 11/2 (11am-3pm). If you're missing […]
Maria Pinto, who delivered a riveting lecture to NYMS in 2023, returns to New York in support of her new book Fearless, Sleepless, Deathless: What Fungi […]
Friday, November 21st at 6:30pm Pier 57 Oyster Classroom 25 11th Avenue, NYC (enter through the doors near City Winery and walk down the pier to […]
Friday, December 12th at 6:30pm at Sigrid's apartment; Limited Attendance Welcome to the Dark Side: The Fascinating World of Fungi Growing on Dung Join us for […]
Thursday, January 22nd 7:30 EST On Zoom (Link Below) Kicking off the MycoConsortium Lecture Series, Chad has cooked in kitchens ranging from Michelin-starred fine dining to […]
Thursday, February 5th 7:30 EST On Zoom (Link Below) Maria Pinto was born in Jamaica, grew up in South Florida, and is now based in Boston […]
Tuesday, February 10th at 6:30pm at the Central Park Arsenal The Domestication of Mushrooms and microFungi - How have fungi coevolved with humans? How might our interest […]
Sunday, February 22nd 10:00 am EST On Zoom (Link Below) Grab your coffee and join Alfred, Darren and Sigrid for a deep dive into the fascinating […]
THIS IS A VIRTUAL EVENT! The NYC Urban Field Station invite you to an upcoming virtual Lunch and Learn presentation with Ethan Crenson and Sigrid Jakob […]
Wednesday, March 11th at 6:30pm at the Central Park Arsenal Myxomycetes: Slime-tastic fun-guys of the microbial world! What swims like a tadpole, crawls like an amoeba, […]
We have a lecture series that commences in February and usually ends in June, where experts from a variety of fields will present to club members. Lectures cover scientific topics (different types of fungi and the latest discoveries) and hands-on skills (identification and microscopy).
They are currently taking place on Zoom, but hopefully we will be able to have them in person again in the not too distant future. YouTube links for past lectures can be found in the Lectures section of our website, along with information on upcoming lectures.

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