What do fungi, fossils, opals and slime moulds all have in common? Join us and find out at our first webinar of the new series! John Watkins Biogenic processes in opal formation Tuesday 7th December 11am AEDT John is a recently retired geologist with the Geol...

It is still the case that fungi (or now perhaps ‘funga’) are overlooked by most international instruments of government. The Convention on Biological Diversity explicitly refer to flora and fauna but fail to mention fungi, despite its great importa...

Matt Houston from WA has produced another delightful video, this time on the tiny bird’s nest fungi and they are in a place where you would not expect to see them. See it here.

Mat shared with us on Facebook his delightful video – Look closer – a fungi walk in the wet Karri forest of south-west WA. For those of you in the south-east, you will notice how much the Karri looks like Mountain Ash.

Fungimap has now established a bequest fund to help us protect fungi and the environment through our advocacy, conservation work, and education. Here’s how to bequest.