We record and map fungi

We spread the word about the importance ecological importance of fungi

We advocate for fungal conservation and investment in mycology.

Be a Fungimap citizen scientist. Start with 100 target species. Join a fungi foray. What to...

The current state of conservation of fungi. Our conservation campaigns. Fostering good fungal habitat. There is...

Tips for identifying fungi. Observe the shape, colour, texture, even smell. Photograph what you see. Find the matching...

Putting Victorian Fungi on the map has started with two-day events underway in May and June. These are: training sessions in ...

On ABC Gardening Australia, 18 Mar 2018 Sarah Lloyd provided a glimpse into the fascinating world of slime moulds – wit...

Pat and Ed Grey’s A Little Book of Corals has been revised and now contains descriptions and photographs of 39 species ...

by Alison Pouliot ‘All life is connected. This is the primary lesson that fungi teach’, so begins Radical Mycolo...

What does the Atlas of Living Australia tell us about the distribution of Mycena interrupta in Queensland and South Australi...

by Alison Pouliot, reprinted from Fungimap Newsletter 57 According to Pliny, foragers seeking edible mushrooms should steer c...

We are a citizen science organisation and fungi are our mission