January 2, 2025
Mark Richman, a DC-based naturalist who many know from iNat as Imasongster has created a new project for Diatrype virescens that he is hoping people will […]
January 1, 2025
If giving back, spending more time outdoors or creating community are on your New Year’s resolution list, this email is for you. Despite the drought 2024 […]
December 20, 2024
New Year New News. Here’s the Winter 2024/25 newsletter. What’s inside? The 47th Annual Samuel Ristich Foray: A weekend full of mushrooms, magic, and unforgettable memories, […]
December 11, 2024
The North American Mycological Association (NAMA) is the national organizations for mushroom clubs and mycophiles. They organize forays and events and have a great newsletter, the […]
December 6, 2024
Former NYMS president and science writer Eugenia Bone released a new book at the end of October – Have a good trip, Exploring the Magic Mushroom […]
November 14, 2024
Calling all UI/UX designers and developers passionate about nature, fungi, and myxomycetes! We at the New York Mycological Society are building a new microsite on newyorkmyc.org, […]
October 22, 2024
Thank you all for volunteered for the previous opportunities!!! The club regularly gets approached by outside organizations about spreading our love for fungi far and wide. […]
October 15, 2024
NAMA is the North American Mycological Association, a national club for amateur mycologists. Membership is only $25 a year (since NYMS is affiliated) and comes with […]
October 14, 2024
Hello Mushroom Lovers,
The results are in, and we’re thrilled to announce the winner of our first ever Mushroom Photo Poll! After an exciting round of voting, the photo that will grace the homepage of our website is...
Gymnopus iocephalus by Sea_Lemon!
This stunning image captivated our members with its delicate beauty and striking lilac tones. Gymnopus iocephalus is a true showstopper, and we’re proud to feature this remarkable mushroom as the new face of our website.
A huge thank you to everyone who participated—whether you submitted a photo, cast your vote, or spread the word, you made this a fun and engaging event! Be sure to check out the winning photo on our homepage and keep sharing your amazing fungi finds with the community.
Stay tuned for more exciting ways to get involved, and as always, happy mushroom hunting!
Best,
Elan Trybuch
Secretary of New York Mycological Society
