Mushrooms spark debate as they're neither plant nor animal, belonging to the Fungi kingdom. Unlike plants, they don't ...

Dead trees in streams store surprising amounts of carbon, offering an overlooked tool in the fight against climate change.

While the red listing of more mushrooms and their relatives has been welcomed, the results paint a worrying picture. Almost a ...

Colorado's official designated mushroom is edible, tastes and smells like almonds, and can be found in the high mountains of ...

Most hunters keep their favorite foraging spots a secret, according to the Missouri Department on Conservation. “Morels are ...

As spring slowly arrives in the North, an arborist’s fancy turns to thoughts of trees. It’s true for Jake MacDougall, who ...

The number of fungi species on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species has surpassed 1,000, confirming that defo ...

The number of fungi species on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ has surpassed 1,000, confirming that deforestation, ...

Last week’s 60 mph wind gusts knocked trees down all over the county, leaving a trail of broken branches, uprooted trunks and upset squirrels. Our arborists have been busy cleaning ...

Types include golden and smooth chanterelles. Lions' mane: These mushrooms grow on hardwood logs or stumps, as well as on dead and dying trees that are still standing. They are characterized for ...