Collecting rules:
Rules for collecting wild mushrooms vary considerably
by location and are changing all the time. Here is
a recent compilation of the rules as of Oct 2011. If you
collect on public land, double-check with the local
agency office or ranger station to make sure these are
current. If you collect on private land, be sure to get
permission from the land owner.
Video links:
The many fun ways to be a fungus
180,000 g Fungus Canon
Fungi growth clip From BBC
Amanita time lapse video
Mushroom ID:
Mushroom Matchmaker (online version)
Keys to Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest
(Pacific Northwest Key Council)
Mushrooms Commonly Found in NW Washington
(Dr. Fred Rhoades' List)
Taxonomic Revisions For 'Mushrooms Demystified'
(David Aurora's Field Guide)
North American Mycological Association
(Access NAMA Journal and newsletters)
Oregon State University Mycological Collection
Tom Volk's Site (His was the first mushroom site on the Internet!)
Myco Electronica
Mushroom publications:
Mushroom the Journal (Our website host)
Fungi Magazine
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Other mushroom clubs:
Kitsap Peninsula Mycological Society (KPMS)
Oregon Mycological Society (Wild Mushrooms Club)
Puget Sound Mycological Society (PSMS)
Snohomish County Mycological Society (SCMS)
South Sound Mushroom Club (SSMC)
S. Vancouver Island Mycological Society (SVIMS)
Vancouver Mycological Society (VMS)
Medicinal mushrooms:
Fungi Health, the medicinal benefits of mushrooms
Wikipedia article with useful links
Russian ethnomycology book:
Mushrooms, Russia and History
(Download this rare book for free)
Nadine's favorite links:
Explore and enjoy!
Weather sites:
Recent WA Precipitation
(Storm total National Weather Service )
Recent WA Precipitation Accumulations
(NWS data)
Recent WA Precipitation (Intellicast)
NMA online event calendar:
TJ Olney's Online Calendar
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