How to identify matsutake, their range and habitats, some look-alikes, and how to harvest, cook, and preserve them.

How to identify, where to find, and how to eat wood ear mushrooms!

The essentials you need to have success finding morels in Colorado!

In this post, we'll cover the basics of hedgehogs in Colorado, including some taxonomy, identification, preferred habitats, and more!

Everything you need to know about hawk's wing mushrooms. We'll review the season and habitats to look for these, cover a couple of possible

Mushrooms are fascinating, and lobster mushrooms are at the top of that list for me! They're one of the more interesting species because the

Oyster mushrooms are probably one of the most ubiquitous mushrooms around! Even non-foragers are usually familiar with oysters; they're...

Matsutake,  Tricholoma murrillianum,  previously  known as T. magnivelare,  was a mushroom I purposely skipped learning for many years. ...

We've reached the culmination of the Colorado Morel Series. This final post will be all about caring for your precious morels. You've...

In recent years, as with many western states, it has felt like we've had two seasons in Colorado: winter and fire. Wildfires ripped...

Chanterelles are one of those mushrooms that most have heard about, seen on a menu, or at the fancier grocery store. They are a coveted mush

This is a great mushroom for beginners because they're often plentiful and easy to find.

As the yellow morels move up in elevation and fruiting tapers off, it’s time to switch gears and environments and start hunting for black...

We’ve made it through the basics! Now it’s time to get into the nitty-gritty of morels in Colorado. These specifics will hopefully help...

This post is a continuation of the Colorado Morel Series. In this post, we'll get into the mindset you'll want to develop and some of the...

Welcome to the first section of the Colorado Morel Series! In this post and Part 2, we’ll dive into the basics of morels. This...

"We have morels here?!” I often get this response when talking to someone about hunting for morels in Colorado. Yes, we do, and sometimes...