We work together to provide mycological education, celebration, and community.
WMS is also an outlet for fungal-focused hobbies including community science, cooking/preservation,  home cultivation, artistic endeavors and more. 

Anyone can be a member of the Wisconsin Mycological Society.

WMS members receive our quarterly newsletter, notices of all mushroom hunting forays, dinners, meetings, online and in-person lectures, workshops, and socials.. We are supported by members and volunteers and our volunteer board is elected by the membership.

 Congratulations to the
New WMS 
2022 Board Members



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 Click here to visit us on Facebook for this event's page!

Check our WMS page on Facebook regularly for more information & to share the fun with friends.

Members receive links to Zoom by email

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We host a wide variety of educational fungi lectures, mushroom-happy chef demos, and community science naturalist roundtables at WMS monthly meetings. You can find upcoming meeting presentation topics here.  These meetings are currently held on Zoom.

Wisconsin Mycological Society is also on YouTube!
Enjoy our videos at the channel, here & contact us to propose your own video topics!
Though the Fall Floral and Fungal show by
Mitchell Park Domes & WMS wrapped up on November 7th ...
the Mums, Mosses & Mushrooms
involved contributions from many WI artists
including mushroom sculptures by our members, fungi paintings from WMS president Theresa Kenney's Forest Floor exhibit and a mural by Kristen Schueffner, which you can see here.

Meet your 2022
Board of Directors
click here

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Emerging "hexagonal polypore" Polyporus alveolaris. By Mariah Rogers.
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Common Bird's Nest Fungi, Crucibulum laeve, by Andrew Khitsun