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Connecting mycologically curious humans with the urban Fungal Kingdom

A photo of an Amanita muscaria, a red fungus with white dots. The photo also has a finger pointing and touching the fungus.

About

The London Fungus Network exists to connect mycologically-curious humans with the urban Fungal Kingdom/Queendom. Join us for Myco-Meetups, Fungus Forays, Open-Myc Nights and more mushroom-inspired fun.

 

We are part of London National Park City and run by London National Park City Rangers.

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This is the Part of London National Park City logo, all in capitals. Part of is in thin black letters, one line. London is in green on the second line, then National on the second line in green, then part city on the fourth line, followed by a green asterisk which sits at the top right of the y in city.

London is the world's first National Park City. A place, a vision and a movement to improve life in London. We’re doing this by enjoying being outdoor more and helping to make our city greener, healthier and wilder.

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Fungus Fortnight 2021

Two weeks of fungi-fuelled art, inspiration, and fun

Join us from 2-17 October for films, forays, workshops and art installations across the London Borough of Waltham Forest.

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Don't fear the fungus!

Mushrooms are mysterious. They capture our imagination like no other organisms. Perceived as live-giving, mind-blowing and deadly, they simultaneously inspire fear, confusion and wonder. Against the odds, fungi thrive in big cities like London too. Join us to get to know your fungal neighbours. 

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