Fungi Foray – the talk – Sat 10 April 5pm

Presented by Paterson Allyn Williams Science Hub and National Parks Association (HunterBranch) with visiting mycologist Pam O’Sullivan (who co-authored a field guide to common fungi of the Hunter region) and Jamie Derkenne. NB there is a walk and survey Sunday morning that you are invited to attend. At the talk you will learn about the fascinating and sometimes bizarre world of fungi and find out how these often overlooked organisms are a vital part of our natural ecosystems. The talk will also provide an introduction to the Fungi Foray guided walk and survey that will take place the next morning at the Upper Allyn River.

This registration is for the talk only. You don’t need to go on the survey to attend the talk.

If this talk is booked out email the Paterson Allyn Williams Science Hub to get on the waiting list - pawsciencehub@gmail.com.

Fungi Foray – the walk – Sun 11 April 9am

You are invited to join us on a guided walk the next morning to survey the Fungi at the Upper Allyn River. Fungi are at their best in Autumn. Recent rains and warm weather promise to make this an ideal time to see and learn about them.This will be the third Fungi Foray in the area. A follow-up survey is important to document variations. There will be experienced and knowledgeable guides very familiar with the area.

Anyone with an interest is invited to attend, and the day is suitable for people of all ages and abilities. Participants need to bring suitable clothing, footwear and food, and be prepared for some walking off tracks. The day starts at Peach Tree Picnic Area in Chichester State Forest at 9am on Sunday 11 April finishing by mid afternoon.

Booking for the walk is essential. To attend the walk or for more information on the walk please contact Martin Fallding on T 6571 1208 E info@calli.com.au by Wednesday 7 April. Final details will be provided to participants by email prior to the walk.