- March 10th — Mushrooms,
Mountains, and Monasteries: Tibet's Globally Unique Mushroom
Economy
- Speaker: Daniel Winkler
- April 14th — Beatrix
Potter
- Hope Miller will be speaking about one of the
most famous women mycologists of all time.
- May 12th — Trees of Colorado
- Dina Clark, botanist and curator of vascular
plants at the Denver Botanic Gardens, will help us learn to identify
those Colorado trees which constitute the habitat for so many of
the mushrooms we love to hunt.
- June 9th — Myco-restoration
- CMS member Marc Donsky will discuss the use
of fungi to help repair or restore ecologically harmed habitats.
- July 14th — Tricholomas
- Speaker: CMS member Ed Lubow
- August 17th — CMS Annual Mushroom Fair
- Chief Identifier: Dr. Else Vellinga
- August 18th — Dr.
Else Vellinga will be
the speaker at our August meeting. Her topic: "Mushrooms: paths
of discovery"
- An exploration of the new developments in mycology: the findings
in
relationships between species, the roles of mushrooms in the
environment, how mushrooms spread their spores and much more.
- September 8th — CMS Annual Cook 'n Taste
- A 10-minute introduction will be given by Rob Hallock on the
mushrooms we will be eating.
- October 13th — Ethnomycology
- Speaker: Dr. Roberto Garibay
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