*Paid Class* Exploring the Fungal World
Public Welcome Paid Event Program/Speaker Presentation Wheelchair Accessible Public Restroom Free Public Parking Drinking Fountains
Instructor: Dr. Jim Perry
Format: In person
Date/Time: Saturday, Sept 28, 10am-3pm (1 hour lunch - bring your own)
Location: UWO - Fox Cities Campus
Elective (4 hours)
The diversity and beauty of fungi are astounding, with some forms obvious to the casual observer and others not. Likely the single largest living organism alive today is a fungus. Come explore and marvel at a few of the 1.5 million species that occupy the mycological fancy. This minds-on, hands-on short course is designed to acquaint you with this diversity and provide an appreciation of the critical ecological role fungi play in the native plant community. You'll gain insight into the hidden world of mycorrhizae, the threads that serve as critical nutritional conduits and communication pathways between plants. When we're finished, your walks in the woods and fields will have a whole new perspective.
An email with specific details will be sent to you approximately 2-5 days before the course.