Media reports on an incident from the latter category in which a popular Facebook group dedicated to mushroom foraging was ...

Join Tanja, Anni and mushroom expert Steven Landseadel to discuss mycology and mushroom foraging on this week's Sustainable ...

Bring the right tools and items ... Four common edible mushrooms you might see when foraging are the chicken of the wood, chanterelles, morels, and giant puffballs, but there are many more ...

From tools needed to locations, time of year, tips, and tricks, we can help you embark on your mushroom foraging journey. In reality, you don’t need any tools to forage for mushrooms.

Jean-Paul Landraud, a retired pharmacist attending training courses with his wife, said interest in mushroom foraging was booming. That enthusiasm has sparked fears though that all the foraging ...

Bingo! Pairing henbit with wild mushrooms turns that characteristic into a pro rather than a con. For more about this wild green, see: Foraging Wild Henbit.

In each State and Territory, rules and regulations vary, and mushroom foraging is not allowed in some areas. There are an estimated quarter of a million unique species of mushroom in Australia.

Some mushroom species have toxic lookalikes. Bring an expert along and use tools like a foraging handbook or the Seek iNaturalist app to identify species. Be careful of AI-generated books ...

If you're keen to try your hand at foraging, wild mushrooms grow throughout the year, but autumn offers the most abundant and varied seasonal eating. From late summer until the first frost ...

Chef Erin Miller’s eyes lit up when she discovered a massive hen-of-the-wood mushroom while foraging in Lincoln on a crisp September morning. She knew exactly where the beachball-size mushroom ...