Chanterelles are one of the most popular types of mushrooms to collect in summer. These mushrooms belong to the inguinal fungi. There are no poisonous species in this genus.
No previous knowledge is required, just an interest in nature and enthusiasm for mushrooms. This training is aimed at all interested parties and mushroom coaches who must provide evidence of further training every 5 years. It is a training in cooperation with the Müritz National Park, the State Office for Environment, Nature Conservation and Geology M-V.
The training is certified with a certificate.
The course costs € 65.00 per participant including lunch.
Date and time: 22.09.2024, from 8.00 to 17.00 o'clock
Lecturer: Ms. Veronika Weisheit, mushroom expert from M-V and the DGfM
Location: Steinmühle near Carpin
Registration at: heike.brechler@gmail.com Mobile: 0151 17423838
Registration deadline: 31.08.2024
A large number of mushrooms of various species grow on living and dead wood, e.g. hallimash and stick sponges, but also porcini mushrooms such as the tinder fungus and mushrooms in winter, e.g. oyster mushrooms. Very interesting are stubble mushrooms and spiny mushrooms. The latter genus includes both mushrooms that grow on wood and those that do not require wood.
Whether your motivation is to increase your own knowledge or to pass on mushroom knowledge to children, friends or groups, this course in the Steinmühle Youth Forest Home, in the middle of the Müritz National Park, very close to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Ancient Beech Forests of Serrahn, will enrich you.
