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      • 1 – Understanding, Documenting and Enjoyment of Fungal Diversity
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Oct 09

“Kinoko” – Children of the Trees: What Fungi Teach Us About Interconnection

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In Japanese, the word for mushroom — kinoko — literally means “child of the tree.” It’s a simple translation, but it holds a profound ecological and philosophical truth. Fungi, in…

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Oct 09

Into the Woods: Fungi and the Cure for Nature Deficit Disorder

By admin Food for thought, Learn No Comments

Across Britain, children are spending less time outdoors than ever before. Screens, homework, traffic, and a loss of nearby wild spaces have drawn many indoors, away from fields, woods, and…

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Sep 22

Fungi Day at Coed Talylan

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Fungi Day at Coed Talylan   Join us at Coed Talylan on Saturday 11th October for a day devoted to the hidden world of fungi. The day will begin with…

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Jun 28

New Resources for Regional Fungi Groups

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We’re pleased to announce that all equipment for the BioRegional Lab has now been acquired, including Bento Lab units, compound microscopes, and a full suite of field study tools. With…

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Apr 16

Vegan Oyster Mushroom Shawarma

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Vegan Oyster Mushroom Shawarma A plant-based twist on a Middle Eastern classic, this recipe uses meaty oyster mushrooms seasoned with warming spices, grilled and roasted until beautifully crisp and golden….

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Apr 16

Fried Oyster Mushrooms (Vegan Fried “Chicken” Style)

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Fried Oyster Mushrooms (Vegan Fried “Chicken” Style) A crispy, savoury snack or meal idea that gives oyster mushrooms a crunchy fried coating similar to classic fried chicken—completely plant-based! Ingredients Main:…

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Apr 09

How to Bulk Up Your Wine Cap Spawn

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How to bulk up your 1.5kg of Wine Cap spawn at home. This same process applies to making your own spawn once you harvest your mushrooms. (Pictures to follow soon)…

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Feb 11

Building Confidence and Craftsmanship: An Interview with Sara Tommerup on Coed Talylan’s Women Only Carpentry Course

By admin Food for thought, News, Uncategorised No Comments

  For the past six years, Sara Tommerup has been inspiring women to pick up tools and have a go at carpentry at Coed Talylan. Her women-only carpentry course has…

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Jan 14

Refungium Project – A Heritage and Conservation Initiative

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The Refungium Project is an exciting new initiative aimed at addressing the urgent need for safeguarding fungal biodiversity and launching a two-year programme dedicated to its restoration. This project will…

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Jan 09

Refungium for Home-ed Network

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As part of our Refungium Project, we’re hoping to work with Coed Lleol and create exciting, fungal-themed hands-on learning sessions for home ed families in the [Carmarthenshire/South Wales] area. To…

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