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Bioluminescent Fungi: Neon Signs of the Forest Floor October 1 at 7:00 pm Serenella Linares Audubon Naturalist Society Manager of Virtual Learning Join ANS Mycologist and Virtual Programs Manager, Serenella Linares, for a talk about the fantastic world of bioluminescent fungi and meet the exciting species behind this phenomenon called "fox fire." Have you ever […]
The Zombie Insect Apocalypse Wednesday, November 4 at 7:00 pm Dr. Matt Kasson (Associate Professor of Mycology and Plant Pathology) and Dr. Brian Lovett (Post-doctoral researcher) Division of Plant and Soil Sciences, West Virginia University Dr. Matt Kasson and Dr. Brian Lovett bring us a fascinating look at the fungi pathogens controlling the minds of […]
Neighborhood Nature: Plants, Insects, and Fungi in our City Backyards Wednesday, February 3 at 7:00 pm Martha Weiss Professor, Department of Biology, Georgetown University During the pandemic, Dr. Martha Weiss, Professor of Biology at Georgetown University, has found inspiration, solace, and delight on daily walks through her urban neighborhood. Enjoy viewing, through her eyes, […]
Spooky Tales from the Fungal World Wednesday, October 20 at 7:00 pm Serenella Linares Adult Programs Director, Audubon Naturalist Society Come witness the ways in which fungi have scared the masses through the centuries! From controlling the minds of animals, to eerie glows in the night, to pointing out the dead, fungi have had many […]
The Magic of Edible Fall Mushrooms Friday, October 29 at 7:00 pm Gabrielle Cerberville Chaotic Forager, Composer, Intermedia Artist, Creative Alchemist and Citizen Mycologist Join Gabrielle Cerberville, the Chaotic Forager on TikTok, for an introduction to safely identifying some edible fall mushrooms. Learn where to look, how to locate mushroom foraging spots, and the best […]
