You are invited to a workshop to introduce our members to the compound microscope. We hope to have ten microscopes, supplies, dried and fresh material to […]
Friday, April 17th at 6:30pm Pier 57 Oyster Classroom 25 11th Avenue, NYC Smuts, Mildews, and Leaf Spots: Fungal Plant Pathogens of New York City Following […]
Friday, April 3rd at 6:30pm Pier 57 Oyster Classroom 25 11th Avenue, NYC How to Appreciate Crust Fungi: Exploring a diverse fungal grouping and unique species of […]
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 […]
Monday, October 6th, 6pm Pier 57 Daffodil Classroom Join us for a follow up talk to Aishwarya's Midas Mushroom lecture. In this talk, we'll go beyond […]
You are invited to a workshop to introduce our members to the compound microscope. We hope to have ten microscopes, supplies, dried and fresh material to […]
This lecture is based on a niche evolutionary group of fungi that infect and kill insects, resulting in incredible ecological interactions and beautiful, almost sculptural fruiting bodies. Over the last three years he has found 15 undescribed species in Southeastern Pennsylvania and further south in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina, South Carolina, and West Virginia. The most rewarding part has been teaching others how to get out into their backyards and find these incredible organisms!
Talk: Mushrooms of the African Diaspor(e)a In this ethnomycological expedition from the African continent to the Caribbean islands to the northeastern United States, we'll discuss traditional […]
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