QMS meetings have been cancelled until further notice.
Due to COVID-19, the QMS Management Committee has cancelled all QMS meetings until further notice.
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Tuesday 14th July
Wilsons Downfall, Chermside Hills and Linda Garret foray Reports. There will also be a report on Fungimap 8 and a report on a trip to Cairns by Pat Leonard. Members are asked to bring something of interest, for example a book, or to speak briefly about such things as an interesting web site or a…
2012-10-06: Identifying Agarics and Boletes (Spore ID) workshop
ByjeffThe next workshop will be on Saturday 6 October at the Royal Geographical Society of Queensland 237 Milton Road, Brisbane 9:30 – 14:00 The subject is ‘Identifying Agarics and Boletes to genus with an emphasis on the importance of spores‘.
2012-10-09 (Tuesday 9th October)
ByjeffSean Freeman will speak on “Wood Decay Fungi and Tree Hosts: a co-evolutionary perspective” Tuesday 9th October at 7pm at the F. M.Bailey Room, Qld Herbarium, Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens.
2012-07-21: Polypores and fungi on wood workshop (Maleny)
Byjeffon Sat 21 July, the Qld Mycological Society and the Veteran Tree Group Aust are holding a workshop on Polypores and fungi on wood This workshop will be held in Maleny, 9.30am to 1-2pm. There will be a small cost – about $10. Focus will be the Phellinus, Ganoderma, Trametes, Stereum, Polyporus that we see in (SE) Qld,…
23-24 March – Rainforests of Subtropical Australia Symposium
On the 23rd and 24th of March 2017 Healthy Waterways and Catchments will host the Rainforests of Subtropical Australia Symposium (ROSA) on the Gold Coast. ROSA promises to be a stellar event with keynotes from Tim Low, Roger Kitching, Carla Catterall and Ralf Buckley, over 25 presentations in 4 themes (rainforest vales, restoration, threatened species…
4 July – Murrumba Downs
Situated on the north side of Brisbane, Murrumba Downs John Oxley Reserve is an interesting site with a variety of habitats, ranging from dry Eucalypt forest to pockets of rainforest and mangroves. For more information about the foray, go to our Calendar of Events.