Mushroom Foray

Join PhD students from Clark University, Prasanth Prakash Prabhu and Thomas Roehl, for a mushroom foray with the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor and the Grafton Land Trust at Brigham Hill Wildlife Area.

We will meet at the entrance of the Brigham Hill Wildlife Area for a brief introduction to fungi and then head out into the woods to find mushrooms and other fungi. Along the way, we will discuss how to find, identify, collect, and preserve mushrooms. October typically brings popular edible species like Hen of the Woods, Chicken of the Woods, Oyster Mushrooms, Enoki, Blewits, Honey Mushrooms, and Puffballs. Many species can be identified while walking, but others must be looked up in a book -- bring a basket to carry along any mushrooms that need further ID.

Parking at this site is limited, but we will have additional parking at the Community Harvest Project Barn nearby on Wheeler Road. We will be walking about 1 mile on an easy, flat trail.

Register at https://forms.office.com/r/9gs8d1HLBs.

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