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    • Jan - Alan Bergo
    • March - Britt Bunyard
    • April - Michael Zirpoli
    • May - Eugenia Bone
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    • Membership >
      • Volunteers
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Education

If you're not already a WMS member, you can register your family or individual for only $20 (annual membership) at the lecture. Cash, credit/debit card, check accepted. Cool WMS T-Shirts also available for sale.
The Milwaukee Urban Ecology Center will be hosting our lecture series. Plenty of parking. WMS Educational Lectures are always a great way to learn all about the exciting world of fungi and the impact on our world. Lectures are open to all members.  Lectures are held during the winter, spring & fall months.  Lecture run from 6:30-8.45pm. Click on Urban Ecology Center for Google Maps directions. 
Click here to listen to former WMS member Steve Shapson talk about mushrooms on Wisconsin Public Radio-Joy Cardin Show. 

Resources

Fungi Info
Learn More about Mushrooms through identification and information pages by clicking on the link.

Learn more about the Shiitake Growers Association of Wisconsin

Learn how to grow edible mushrooms.

Identifying Fungi Books

More Fungi ​Educational Links

North American Mycological Association

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Fungi Magazine
 

Tom Volk's Fungi

Shiitake Growers Association of Wisconsin

Field and Forest Products

Funguys Gourmet Edible Mushrooms

Wisconsin Mushrooms

Paul Stamets Ted Talks

Pacific Northwest Research Station

Other great sources of information.

Our History

Wisconsin Mycological Society (WMS), was established many years ago, dedicated to the study and enjoyment of wild mushrooms and other fungi. Education, photography, safety and nature are our goals.  We do not ID mushrooms through this website.  If you are in need of an ID consider Wild Food Wisconsin or Mushroom Identification Group.
If You Suspect a Poisoning
If you suspect that you have consumed a poisonous mushroom, contact a physician, the closest hospital ER or dial 911.
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