Book launch for Fungi for Land

Come discover how fungi are important, from our gardens to landcapes.

 

Have a quick squiz at some of the topics covered in Fungi for Land:

●         How fungi help create nesting spaces for Australian birds and mammals

●         The specialised associations between orchids and fungi

●         Fungi’s capacity to rebuild damaged soil after bushfires

●         Using fungi to control weeds like bridle-creeper and other pests

●         Biosafety measures to block out fungal diseases

●         New, environmentally sustainable fungi products

Understanding fungi is critical to the success of our land management practices. Focussing on using local fungi that are adapted to specific environmental conditions enables better-informed decisions regarding biodiversity management.

Drinks & nibbles provided
Get a copy for $45

When

Location

Natural History Museum, UNE (W77), Building W077, Trevenna Rd, University of New England, Armidale, NSW 2350, Armidale, 2351, View Map