Beverly Mushroom Walk
Join us on Sunday, October 18th at 2pm sharp to learn how fungi are shaping our world for the better
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The Bay Staters Team
10/12/20262 min read
Join us on Sunday, October 18th at 2pm SHARP to chill in nature, learn to identify fungi, and understand their breathtaking role in life, medicine, and technology.
We’re excited to welcome you to Beverly Commons Conservation Area, where we will meet at the trailhead on Greenwood Avenue (Google Map Link Here) with parking often available at the lot on Stone Ridge Rd right by the trailhead too.
Our walks are an awesome way to meet others who care about fungi, nature, and healing. Our events are for all ages, stages, and experience levels, so don’t be shy if you’re new to the world of fungi either. We're grateful for the Greenbelt Essex County Land Trust who maintains this land and all of the ancestral people who cared for it, including the Mashpee Wampanoag and Massachusett.
This forage will be led by our teammate Darren Parker, who loves photography and brings a contagious enthusiasm for helping people get deeper into the world of fungi.
Please show up right at 2pm or you could get accidentally left behind!
This event is rain or shine. Mushrooms love the rain!
Please wear comfy, close-toed shoes, wear sunscreen, and bring some water.
This event is fun and accessible for all ages (family friendly). Leashed companions allowed!
If you have a disability, we will happily accommodate you: team@baystatersnm.com
We cannot condone removing or disturbing fungi or plants because this is a common rule in many public areas.
Please feel free to sign up here for more updates and to be added to the google calendar event.
