Saturday, March 10 at 9:00am Palm Grove Section of Tamborine Mountain National Park, Palm Grove Avenue, Tamborine Mountain. Sunday, March 11 at 10:00am Thunderbird Park, Cnr Tamborine Mountain Rd and Cedar Creek Falls Rd, Tamborine Mountain. (Part of the Scenic Rim BioBlitz) To register for these events please email: memsec[at]qldfungi.org.au
A reminder: We’ll be returning to the Bioblitz sites 10.00am Sunday 11th March to 10.00am Tuesday 13th March Prof. Roger Kitching will again be setting up light traps the night before, so there will already be some moths to look at on the Sunday morning. More details can be found on the website
Annual Foray – Cooloolah National Park, Cooroibah 9.00am start To register for this event please email: memsec[at]qldfungi.org.au
Meeting Megan Prance – Report on the Mentoring for Mycological Identification skills – Fungi of Brisbane project, funded by BCC ENV00203 7.00-9.00pm FM Bailey room Queensland Herbarium, Mt Coot-tha
The Tropical Fungi Project is a QMS sponsored project based in Cairns Tropical Australia has a rich diversity of fungi, but many people are unaware of the role of fungi in the ecosystem. The Tropical Fungi Project will provide local people with the necessary skills of capturing images, recording data for the Atlas-of-Living-Australia, making collections…
John Oxley Reserve Australia Day Foray 9.00am – 3.00pm John Oxley Reserve, Ogg Rd, Murrumba Downs. Led by Susie Webster and Bev Miles
Meeting 7.00-9.00pm FM Bailey room Queensland Herbarium, Mt Coot-tha
QMS Christmas Party Vanessa Ryan – The Clark Rogerson Foray Vanessa will speak about her recent foray with the Connecticut Westchester Mycological Association.
Dr Tony Young – Gasteromycetes Vanessa Ryan – The New York Botanical Gardens Herbarium Tony Young will be discussing the main groups of Australian Gasteromycetes, working mainly on morphology. He will also bring the principal works for studying them in Australia. Vanessa Ryan will talk about her recent visit to the New…
Time 12.30-4.30pm We will be reviewing what we found and how we will use the information. More information is available on the Wildlife Qld website.
