So Many Mushrooms! (U.S. National Park Service)

It started as a personal project. Biological technician Sarah Daugherty would be out collecting data for the Eastern Rivers and Mountains Network’s forest health monitoring program, and notice so many cool mushrooms!

Natural Resource Inventories (U.S. National Park Service)

A fun fungus journey through the Golden Gate National Parks and beyond

Oregon is at the forefront of psilocybin's future, but the host fungi's past is still mysterious - OPB

Mt. Hood National Forest - Forest Products Permits

Mushrooms: Fungus Among Us - NWF

Fact check: Claim about world's largest fungus uses altered images

Trails - Department of Parks and Recreation

Mushrooms and Other Fungi - Voyageurs National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

Here is how a Colorado market for psychedelic mushrooms could work - Denver Business Journal

How to Forage for Oregon Mushrooms

Mushrooms constitute a major group of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) harvested by people worldwide. Wild edible fungi are collected for food in

Protecting Resources: Assessing Visitor Harvesting of Wild Morel Mushrooms in Two National Capital Region Parks