Foraging for Wild Edible Mushrooms: Embracing the Bewildering Boletes with Greg Marley
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- The Camden Public Library is pleased to feature a presentation from Greg Marley and the Maine Mycological Association. This event occurred live in-person in the library's Picker Room, as well as on Zoom. To learn more about the Maine Mycological Association, visit mainelymushroo...
The fleshy pored mushrooms we collectively call “Boletes” include several hundred different mushrooms in more than 40 genera in New England. And recent updates in genetic taxonomy seems to be adding to the confusion rather than simplifying this challenging group for the forager.
And there are a number of easily-identified Boletes that are common in our forests and present a great opportunity for the forager ready to embrace the Boletes as food. This 90 minute talk will review the major genera of Boletes and focus on a number of great edibles as well as a handful of mushrooms consistently involved in mild to moderate cases of poisoning. Suggestions for resources will be offered.
Greg Marley has been collecting, studying, eating, growing and teaching mushrooms for over 45 years. He spreads his knowledge of mushrooms through walks, talks and classes held across the New England and beyond. Marley is the author the award-winning book Chanterelle Dreams, Amanita Nightmares; The Love Lore and Mystic of Mushrooms, (Chelsea Green, 2010). As a volunteer mushroom identification consultant to Poison Centers across New England, he provides expertise in mushroom poisoning cases. He is a frequent lecturer to college groups and a mushrooming foray faculty member. When not mushrooming, Marley works as a mental health clinician specializing in suicide prevention and traumatic grief.
AWESOME VIDEO! Maybe the most comprehensive video on Bolete mushrooms have i seen. Been hunting for about 5 years now and continously refining my knowledge and this one has been a big help.
Thank you Camden Public Library, Greg Marley and the Maine Mycological Association!
Great presentation, thanks for posting!
Thank you for sharing this. I tried to watch the original zoom but could not see the left side of the screen with the mushrooms. I tried to adjust my settings but nothing worked. It was enjoyable listening about the mushrooms but so much better to now see what was being said. Great presentation
i reject mushroom id websites that avoid the edibility / toxicity information. that IS the main information the majority of people WANT to know about a mushroom. I delete that website instantly.
Nothing is more irritating than a presentation with microphone sound problem in the middle.
Make sure your equipment is a minimum of quality before bothering making a video. This is substandard sound. Ok the rest of the video is fine.