Morel mushroom hunting community with tips, links, photos, and sales of books and theme merchandise.

A personal photographic journal of mushroom spotting walks in the greater Boston (Massachusetts, USA) area.

Photographs and descriptions of wild mushrooms in New Zealand.

Features photo gallery of both edible and poisonous species found in the forests of southwestern Ontario, Canada. Includes links and contact information.

An online reprint of: Thiers, Harry D. 1975. California Mushrooms -- A Field Guide to the Boletes. New York, NY: Hafner Press.

Eastern Massachusetts group information, membership resources, advice and taxonomic keys.

Photographs and information about edible mushrooms and poisonous fungi.

Images and information about mushrooms in Colorado. Includes field trip schedule.

Based in Syracuse. Meetings, forays, identification workshops, newsletter, and recipes.

Mushroom foraging, lectures and workshops, seminars and cooking classes in Crested Butte, Colorado.

Includes information about forays, photos, links, and contact details.

A Field-to-Kitchen Guide by David W. Fischer and Alan E. Bessette

Michigan Morels. Spring time hunting around Gaylord and northern Michigan. Message board, Tips, Updates and Weather conditions.

Information from the Western Montana Mycological Association on mushroom harvest, identification, and habitat preservation.

A database of fungi, with photographs. An automated identification facility, using fuzzy matching.

Fungi of Cambridgeshire, UK. Experiences of eating wild mushrooms.

Detailed photographs of hundreds of species in Finland and in Sweden, with notes on edibility. In Finnish, Swedish, and English.

Guide to hunting and identifying the common mushrooms of Canada and the U.S.A.

Tour site includes trip reports from about 10 mushroom forays to Mexico.

Photo gallery and information about morels and similar species in Gaylord, Michigan.

Includes full text of three historical books on British fungi, index to illustrations in The Mycologist and Field Mycology, and links.

MMS is an educational organization for the study of mushrooms and fungi. Photographs, message board, recipes, and news.

Information, products, recipes, and advice about morel hunting by Larry Lonik of Michigan.

Morel mushrooms are one of the passions of this Michigan couple, who use morel motifs in their stained glass creations.

Photos of edible and inedible mushrooms in Russia.

Brief introduction to British mushrooms for beginners; glossary; and small photo gallery with descriptions, habitat, and edibility.

North America's largest local amateur mycological association formed in 1950 to promote the study and exchange of information about mushrooms. Site includes meetings, events, news, recipes, and photos.

Information on mushrooms, fungi, mycophagy, and mycology primarily for the amateur. Includes photos, descriptions, recipes, mostly San Francisco, CA area.

An organization promoting amateur and professional mycology. NAMA provides educational services, and conducts annual mushroom forays, and photo contests. Membership includes a bimonthly newsletter and annual journal.

Homepage of fungus recording group based in the Northwest of England and Wales. The site includes lots of information about fungi, mushrooms and mycology.

This site contains about 100 photographs of mushrooms.

Mushroom hunter's personal site includes photos and descriptions of family favorites, safety information, notes on morel hunting experiences, and related links.

A nonprofit, educational society, dedicated to the appreciation of local fungi. Sonoma Co., California, USA

The New York Mycological Society (NYMS) is a nonprofit organization of 150 members who share an interest in mycology (the study of mushrooms and fungi) as well as in mycophagy (the eating of mushrooms.)

Peter Jordan, Norfolk-based wild mushroom hunting enthusiast, conducts forays throughout the UK. His books, video, field guide and equipment are available to purchase online.

Ohio State University Extension Factsheet