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    • Jan - Alan Bergo
    • March - Britt Bunyard
    • April - Michael Zirpoli
    • May - Eugenia Bone
  • Newsletter
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    • Contact
    • Membership >
      • Volunteers
    • Message from WMS president
  • WMS Merch
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WMS Volunteers


Get involved with your Wisconsin Mycological Society-We need your help!

Volunteers help lead forays,  conduct lectures,  hold mushroom cooking classes,  help identify mushroom species on forays,  provide photos and copy for a Mushroom of the Month,  write a WMS Mushroom Dinner review and our new cookbook. 

Fungi Indentification

Help identify fungi on the forays.  Too help you learn check out these two sources: National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Mushrooms (National Audubon Society Field Guides).  Android app. Click here to contact Peg  or our President Al Bunde if you'd like to help.

Foray Leading

Host a foray in your neck of the woods. It's fun, easy and you don't have to give up your favorite foraging spots.
Mushroom Cookbook
Help with the WMS Cookbook.  This cookbook will be a WMS fundraiser organized by member Theresa. Submit your recipe with or without photos.  
Click here to email Theresa  Continue....

Photography

Post your mushroom photos on our Facebook  page or Instagram with or without their ID. 
1. Mushrooms in the wild.
2. Folks foraging in the woods.
3. Folks showing off their fungi finds.
Illustrator-Artist
 Volunteer a little of your time providing mushroom/fungi illustrations for the website and cookbook. 

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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