Discover ten of the most fascinating mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest—from iconic edibles like the King Bolete and Pacific Golden Chanterelle to strange and spectacular species like the Bleeding Tooth and Western Elfin Saddle. Explore their ecology, habitats, and cultural significance, and learn why Cascadia is one of the world’s greatest fungal hotspots.
Comprehensive Guide to the Fungi of the Pacific Northwest Unveiled by Backcountry Press
Backcountry Press releases “Mushrooms of Cascadia,” a guide by mycologists Noah Siegel and Christian Schwarz. This 576-page book features 800 photographs and details of over 600 Pacific Northwest mushroom species, emphasizing their ecological and cultural significance. It’s designed for enthusiasts, researchers, and nature lovers, fostering appreciation for regional fungi.
Decomposition Detective
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Fungi are incredibly diverse, anytime I learn something new about them my mind explodes again. Maria Morrow Botany professor Maria Morrow is fascinated by fungi and loves helping others see and understand the details of their mysterious ways. She is a decomposition detective with a knack for finding clues to piece together the mushroom mystery […]
