\nWhat do oysters, puffballs, and bird’s nests all have in \ncommon? They are all different types of fungi! Fungi are an integral part of \nthe ecosystem, playing an important role in decomposition and nutrient cycling \nthroughout the food web. Found in nearly every corner of the planet, scientists \nthink there could be up to 5 million different species of fungi!
\nJoin us as we stroll through the autumn woods to search for \nfungi and learn about what we find. The Prairie States Mushroom Club will be \njoining us to share their expertise. This program is great for folks of all \nages, children included! We will be walking on mostly flat terrain of dirt-packed \nor wood-chipped trails. \n
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Registration automatically closes one day in advance. If you are \nfully registered, you can expect to receive an email "receipt" from \nMyCountyParks after registration. You will also receive an email from \nthe leading naturalist a couple days in advance of the program. If you \ndo not receive these emails, you may not be registered; call \n319-645-1011 for assistance in this case.**Check your spam or junk mail \nbox if you do not see a reminder email the day before the event** \n
\nJCC is committed to providing equal opportunity for participation in \nall programs, services and activities. We welcome and encourage people \nwith disabilities to attend programs and events. Accommodations may be \nrequested by contacting naturalist staff at 319-645-1011 or \njccnaturalists@gmail.com
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