FORAGER’S REPORT – DECEMBER 2, 2018 (Bear Valley)
After the rains finally arrived, the Mycological Society of San Francisco (MSSF) and the Mycological...
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DECEMBER 2: Bay Area Applied Mycology & Diablo Valley College – East Bay Fungus Festival
Event Name: [Bay Area Applied Mycology & Diablo Valley College] East Bay Fungus Festival Descrip...
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Leccinum Scabrum!
A customer brought in this Leccinum Scabrum today to Kevin at Green Jeans for ID. He has only found ...
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January 5, 2019 – Wild in Marin – Fungus Festival
This wonderful event will engage, entertain, and enlighten the community about the benefits, joys, a...
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FORAGER’S REPORT – RETREAT IN THE OREGON CASCADES – OCTOBER 12 to 15, 2019
Being a part of the Board of Directors of the Mycological Society of Marin County is tremendously re...
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FORAGER’S REPORT – POINT REYES MYCOBLITZ – SEPTEMBER 9, 2019
Have you really paid attention to the polypores? My friend Colleen pointed out that, when there are ...
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FORAGER’S REPORT – THE TAIL END OF A DRY, FOGLESS SUMMER (August, 2019)
Kevin Sadlier, founder of our Mycological Society of Marin County , went hunting last weekend. He we...
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FORAGER’S REPORT – SPRING KING AND MOREL FORAY IN THE CRYSTAL BASIN – MAY 31 TO JUNE 2, 2019
This year has been a “first time ever” for Mycomarin. At the beginning of the year we had our Fung...
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FORAGER’S REPORT – SALT POINT – MARCH 3, 2019
Oh what a day! Although it drizzled a little on our way up, there were road closures we ignored beca...
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FORAGER’S REPORT – BEAR VALLEY – FEBRUARY 10, 2019
One of the participants to this foray asked Kevin: “what do you recommend for Chanterelles and Porc...
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FORAGER’S REPORT – POINT REYES – JANUARY 9, 2019
They call me in the night. Yes, the Porcini talk to me: “come and get me, I am out!” and I must get...
03 March, 2019 No comment
About the Mycological Society of Marin
The Mycological Society of Marin County was created to bring community members interested in all things fungal together as a friendly, open, cohesive group, with varied interests about mushrooms and their usefulness in food, medicine, cultivation, remediation, art, dye, therapy and what ever else the group brings to the table.
The Mycological Society of Marin County will work towards educating the general public, (in cooperation with the other respected Mycological Societies throughout the region and country), about the importance and beauty of mushrooms in our environment, through regular lecture series, organized forays, cultivation seminars, cooking demonstrations, annual Fungus Festivals, as well as concepts members and friends bring forth to broaden the knowledge about this valuable resource. The mission of the Mycological Society of Marin County is simply to get people to go back outside and rediscover your hunter-gatherer instinct; especially if it’s raining!
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Have other questions? Email us at myco@mycomarin.org
Directors
President
Dinna Davis
Vice President – Founder
Kevin Sadlier
Treasurer
Cherry Allen-Driscoll
Secretary
Edmond Allmond
Scientific Advisor
Else Vellinga
Membership Chair
Finola Diaz
Culinary Chair
Jay Berger