Local fungus groups
Fungus groups exist in many parts of the UK and are run on a voluntary basis by enthusiasts seeking to share their knowledge of fungi and improve identification skills. Groups offer a welcoming environment for newcomers and experts alike.
BMS Talks
Our online talks take place once a month and are open to everyone, at any level of interest or expertise in fungi. Speakers cover a variety of topics including scientific research, field mycology, art, history and cuture.
BMS grants
BMS offers a number of grants to support work, study, meeting attendance and other activities in fungal biology and field mycology.
Fungal biology research articles
The BMS journals Fungal Biology, Fungal Ecology and Fungal Biology Reviews feature the latest scientific research papers and discussions.
Latest issue of Field Mycology - May 2024
Inside this issue - and new to Britain!
- Above- and below-ground detection of Phellodon secretus, a tooth fungus new to Britain.
- Russula lapponica: first British records.
- A new host, Anthoxanthum odoratum, for stripe smut Ustilago striiformis in Britain.
On the cover: Mycena arcangeliana, 2023. Credit: Geoffrey Kibby.
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Membership of the BMS is open to all who are interested in promoting, supporting and learning about the world of fungi.
Join now and your membership will be valid until 31 December 2024. Plus, we offer a discounted fee for the first year of a new, Full Membership.
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What's on
See the programme of BMS conferences, meetings and workshops and other selected mycology-focused events.