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. Record and map. Start with 100 target species. Join a fungi foray....

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

Tips for identifying fungi. See how the website can help. Tips for observation and photography. Find the matching fungal group....

Written by Joy Clusker and Ray Wallace with beautiful photography by Joy, this is the first field guide to the fungi of the B...

Fungal ‘weeds’ have been introduced or hitch-hiked into Australia and many are now well established, spreading from parks...

The Manjimup highlights: Forest, Fungi and Fauna for Families held at Tone-Perup Nature Reserve, where Roz Hart gave an ente...

Queensland Mycological Society is targeting population samples of Suillus luteus, S.quiescens, S. granulatus, S. collinitis,...

by Alison Pouliot Landcare officially became a national programme in 1989 although efforts to restore and revegetate damaged ...

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...

Microporus affinis

Crepidotus sp.