Spring Mushroom Ecology Walk
Spring is here and so are morels! Early spring morels, Morchella elata and false morels, Verpa bohemica can both be found in the Willamette Valley. Come learn the habitat of Morels and other edible and medicinal mushrooms. The best way to find mushrooms is to know their habitat. If you know what to look for, you just might find it. We wont be collecting wild foods on this trip, but we will be collecting the knowledge that allows us find where to go to eat. Riparian, river side, habitats, and the edible and medicinal mushrooms that can be found at this time of year in the Willamette Valley and surrounding area. The class will be held at Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge across the river in Vancouver Wa. We will have ample opportunities for bird and wildlife viewing.
When: This class is currently unavailable. Please join our mailing list for updates.
Where: Meet at the Carty Unit of the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. There is the option to meet up and carpool from St. Johns area in Portland.
Cost: $25
There are limited spaces for this workshop. You must register below:
About Our Instructor
Richard Gaines has a B.S. in Natural Science and over 30 years experience in identifying fungi. He has taught identification and medicinal mushrooms workshops for Evergreen
College.
Spring Mushroom Ecology Walk
Spring is here and so are morels! Early spring morels, Morchella elata and false morels, Verpa bohemica can both be found in the Willamette Valley. Come learn the habitat of Morels and other edible and medicinal mushrooms. The best way to find mushrooms is to know their habitat. If you know what to look for, you just might find it. We wont be collecting wild foods on this trip, but we will be collecting the knowledge that allows us find where to go to eat. Riparian, river side, habitats, and the edible and medicinal mushrooms that can be found at this time of year in the Willamette Valley and surrounding area. The class will be held at Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge across the river in Vancouver Wa. We will have ample opportunities for bird and wildlife viewing.
When: This class is currently unavailable. Please join our mailing list for updates.
Where: Meet at the Carty Unit of the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. There is the option to meet up and carpool from St. Johns area in Portland.
Richard Gaines has a B.S. in Natural Science and over 30 years experience in identifying fungi. He has taught identification and medicinal mushrooms workshops for Evergreen
College.