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Welcome to the website of PSMS, an organization of people interested in mushrooms and mushrooming, which provides support and encouragement for research, education, cultivation, hunting, identifying, and cooking mushrooms.

Please explore our website; we hope it will be helpful to your interest in Nature or mycology, and if our organization looks interesting to you, come visit one of our meetings. If you live outside of Puget Sound, perhaps we can develop a symbiotic relationship.

S.B.
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What's New?
  • Spring Classes and Workshops:
    There are several offerings this spring - including a needle-felting workshop, a beginner's microscope workshop, and Intermediate Identification classes. To find out more about these workshops/classes click here.
  • Master Gardener Mushroom ID Clinics:
    PSMS will resume mushroom identification at CUH on Mondays from 4–7 p.m. starting, Monday, April 26, 2010 (or earlier, depending on the weather.) For more info on the clinics click here.
  • Mushroom Maynia!:
    The third annual Mushroom Maynia! will be Sunday, May 2, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Burke Museum on the UW campus. This is a fun, one-day event to raise awareness of the role of fungi in our lives and world. To volunteer or for more info on this day at the Burke Museum click here.
  • Updated Harvesting Rules:
    Washington state is divided into numerous federal, state, local and Native American jurisdictions. Each jurisdiction has its own rules (or not) and its own way of publishing and enforcing these rules (or not.) Those rules also occasionally change. PSMS member Sherwood Stolt has compiled harvesting rules across Washington state. Learn more here.




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