Welcome
The North Texas Mycological Association was formed in 2021 to bring together the North Texas community and convey awareness to the vital role that fungi have in our ecosystem.
We are dedicated to the scientific study of mushrooms known as mycology and wish to gain a better understanding of the local biodiversity found in the North Texas region.
Our organization encompasses everything from mushroom identification, forays, workshops, cultivation, research and education of all things fungal.
Our members receive exclusive access to discounts from participating sponsors, two forays and events a month when weather is permitting, mushroom identification classes, workshops that include everything from cultivation to culinary recipes to art and more!
We are dedicated to sustainable foraging and respect our green spaces, public and private.
*Foraging for wild mushrooms on public or private land is illegal in Texas unless you have obtained permission to do so. Foraging at State Parks is never allowed, Park Rangers have given citations to those who disobey the law and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
Upcoming Events
Blog Posts
Walk for Texas Star Foray and Meetup, A Success!
Walk for the Texas Star Group PhotoRiver Legacy Walk in Arlington, On December 5 in search for Chorioactis geaster,... read more
Meet the Mushroom Hunters Behind North Texas’ new Mycology Club: KERA article/radio interview by Miguel Perez
KERA reporter, Miguel Perez interviewed North Texas Mycological Association's officers Sebastian Tabili, Eva Gordon, Leah Breitenstine, and Patrick Harris... read more
Launch Of Our New Club!!!
Welcome to the launch of the North Texas Mycological Association Club and Website. Come in and check out our... read more
Past Foray

New Years Foray at White Rock Lake (Flagpole Hill)
With over 50 attendees, our foray at White Rock Lake in Dallas, TX was a blast! We found quite... read more

December Foray
December 5 Walk for the Texas State Mushroom in Arlington drew over fifty fungi enthusiasts. read more
Mushrooms of North Texas


















If you suspect a poisoning
Contact a physician
or
Call The
National Poison Hotline!
National Poison Hotline:
1-800-222-1222
For emergency identification post to the Facebook group
"Poisons Help; Emergency Identification For Mushrooms & Plants"
Photo of the Month - Mycena species
