The hills are alive with the sights of mushrooms! It’s nearing peak mushroom season for both novice and pro foragers in the Pacific Northwest. The 2023 mushroom season is predicted to be more fruitful ...

The hills are alive — with the sights of mushrooms. It’s peak mushroom season for both novice and pro foragers in the Pacific Northwest. You can find mushrooms in both eastern and western Washington, ...

Mushrooms are everywhere in the Pacific Northwest, supported by our region’s ample rainfall. These fungi help the planet and humans, too: They’re used for food, medicinal purposes, dyes and more.

The mushroom, originally from Asia, was brought to the U.S. at the dawn of the 21st century for food cultivation.

Eating a lookalike of a mushroom commonly foraged in the Pacific Northwest could have dire consequences. Researchers are ...

In 1999, the Pacific golden chanterelle was declared Oregon's official state mushroom, making Oregon one of only two states that has an official mushroom (spoiler: the other state is Minnesota, who ...

Have you noticed the world getting a little more obsessed with mushrooms lately? Maybe you steer clear of wild mushrooms entirely because you don’t have a clue what’s delectable, what’s psychedelic, ...

Late summer and fall mark the peak season for mushroom enthusiasts. Forests and meadows now tempt with a variety of edible mushrooms - but beginners especially need to be careful. Many edible species ...

The autumn weather of September and early October around the Pacific Northwest really was perfect -- especially if you're a mushroom. Buckets full of chanterelle mushrooms gathered in forests around ...

A new invasive species is rapidly spreading across North America, leaving a path of destruction in its wake. The golden ...