This program is offered in partnership with North Spore.
The first part of class will be devoted to covering basic fungal biology and life cycle, mushroom myths/truths, and foraging practices. From there, we’ll head into the forest and scan for mushrooms, discussing our finds as we go. When we get back, we will work as a well-oiled machine to inoculate shiitake logs so everyone can grow mushrooms at home! If there's time, we'll discuss other species and techniques you can use to take your mushroom endeavors even further!
Gear list: long pants, close-toed shoes, water, snack (optional), basket, knife, work gloves (optional)
Registration is required.
About Louis Giller:
Louis Giller has spent about 12 years growing, foraging, and most importantly eating mushrooms. His mycological journey began at the University of Denver where he studied environmental science and conducted oyster mushroom research inspired by Mycologist Paul Stamets. He joined North Spore over 5 years ago where he primarily works on customer service, education, and community outreach.
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