This autumn, the National Forest is inviting families, nature lovers, and the simply curious to step into a world of wonder and explore its rich fungal diversity through a series of walks, foraging courses, and nature identification events.
Thanks to its unique mix of ancient woodlands, newly planted forests, meadows, and restored wetland areas, the National Forest is a haven for fungi enthusiasts. Visitors may spot bracket fungi clinging to old tree trunks, red and white fly agarics peeking through leaf litter, jewel-like waxcaps carpeting mossy patches, and tiny scarlet elf cups in damp corners. Bizarre stinkhorns and enormous puffballs add to the Forest’s truly strange, weird, and wonderful fungal kingdom right on your doorstep.
23 Sep 2025










