What if we put fungi at the heart of woodland conservation? At Coed Talylan, we’re developing an ambitious project to establish the Reffwngiwm – a nature reserve dedicated to fungal…
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Are you interested in fungi, woodland ecology or biodiversity conservation? Would you like to help us study, restore and develop a woodland nature reserve with fungal conservation at its…
Sunday 1st of November 2–5pm Following the success of our weekly Mushroom Mondays, we’re inviting everyone to join us for an afternoon exploring the wonderful world of fungi in…
With the fungal season getting underway, we’re opening up our regular Monday afternoon mushroom forays at Coed Talylan for anyone interested in fungi to come along and join us. Every…
A secure home and productive plot within 77 acres of community-owned woodland, pasture and shared land in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, Wales Coed Talylan Land Trust is looking for…
UK Government publishes revised Environmental Improvement Plan — fungi now part of the agenda On 1 December 2025 the UK government formally published an updated version of its Environmental Improvement…
In 2025 research was undertaken at Coed Talylan to evaluate pelletised spent coffee grounds (SCG) as a substrate for growing oyster mushrooms. The work was carried out as part of…
Call for Expressions of Interest: Fungal Ecologist (Consultant Role)Refungium – Coed Talylan Land Trust Coed Talylan Land Trust is seeking expressions of interest from early-career or emerging mycologists for a…
Mushroom cultivation is flourishing in the UK, from urban farms to woodland enterprises and small-scale home growers. While this growth reflects a growing awareness of fungi’s ecological value, it also…
Volunteer Call-Out: Join the Refungium Fungal Survey Programme We’re inviting volunteers to take part in an extensive two-year programme of fungal surveys as part of the Refungium Project at Coed…