Next webinar: Myxomycetes with Karina Knight
We are pleased to announce Karina Knight from WA as the next speaker in our current webinar series! Tuesday 24th January 4....
We record and map fungi in Australia. We spread the word about the essential role of fungi in biodiversity. We advocate for fungal conservation and investment in mycology. We would love you to join us and help with this work.
We are pleased to announce Karina Knight from WA as the next speaker in our current webinar series! Tuesday 24th January 4....
AFSG Annual Report July 2021-July 2022 The AFSG has in the past year grown in membership and I have been impressed with the c...
We are pleased to introduce Barry Muir from Cairns as our next webinar speaker: Thursday 10th November 5pm AWST (WA), ...
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Mycologists, people who study fungi, get very excited when they come across rare or interesting species or groups of speci...
To be a member of the Fungimap Australia project on iNaturalist, sign up here and click on “Join this project” o...