Hands-on & online mushroom education

Explore hands-on, seasonal mushroom workshops and in-depth courses focused on identification and medicinal fungi. Learn in the forest across Alberta or online from anywhere through one-day seasonal workshops, immersive weekend experiences, and comprehensive online programs.

Group of people in a forest with a guide (Martin) who is holding a mushroom, surrounded by trees and greenery.

2 NEW DATES

Guided Mushroom Walks

$50.00

May-Nov, Western Canada. Discover the hidden world beneath your feet. Join mushroom identification expert Martin Osi...

Collection of glass jars with lids on a white surface, containing dried mushrooms.

NOV 2026

Medicinal Mushroom Workshop

$325.00

Understand how mushrooms work, then learn how to work with them. In these immersive online & in-person workshop s...

Tree trunk with a large Phellinus tremulae growing out of it, set against a snowy forest background.

NOV 2026

Polypore Workshop

$265.00

Polypores can persist on living and dead trees for years, defending themselves against insects, microbes, and decay. ...

Martin Osis walking through a forest with trees and fallen leaves

FEB 2027

Master Mushroom Course

$485.00

A 16 week online course on mushroom ecology, identification, edibility, & taxonomy; with a focus on the Aspen Par...

Two Morel mushrooms growing on the ground with green leaves in the background.

MAY 2027

Morels, Morels and other Spring Mushrooms

$155.00

Find your first Alberta morel this spring. A spring workshop on finding, identifying, and cooking the season's first ...

Agaricus, Russula, and Lactarius in a Mushroom Basket

JULY 2027

Summer Mushroom Foraging Workshop

$155.00

In Alberta, summer has a great variety of mushrooms. It can be quite the challenge to sort out all those tempting mus...

A large brown Leccinum mushroom growing on a mossy forest floor surrounded by pine cones, pine needles, and tree trunks.

Aug 2027

Fall Mushroom Workshop

$155.00

A workshop on finding, identifying, and cooking the fall season's edible mushrooms, and squirreling enough away for w...