Starting from 31 January, in Valle Camonica (Lombardy, Italy), the activities of the MEET-FUNGI project begin: free mycological field excursions and outreach laboratories open to the public. Discover the programme and take part in the activities.
ISPRA and the Nebrodi Regional Park Authority have signed a three-year Agreement aimed at developing joint activities for monitoring and enhancing biodiversity within the Park’s territory. The collaboration brings together ISPRA’s scientific expertise and the Park’s management role, with the objective of strengthening knowledge on two particularly relevant components: mycological diversity and avifauna.
The new anonymous satisfaction survey is online and open to everyone who has used the services and products offered by the Network. The aim is to gather feedback, impressions and suggestions to further improve our activities.
The Nature Protection Expert Team (NPET) meeting of IMPEL took place in Palermo, focusing on biodiversity conservation and the protection of natural habitats.
Thanks to the new agreement between ISPRA and the Italian Alpine Club (CAI), CAI mycologists can now contribute to the national census of macrofungi along the Sentiero Italia trail. The data collected will be verified and published in the CAI and SIF information systems.
A short clip highlighting the importance of wild fungi in European nature conservation policies. In the video, members of the JoNeF team share their voices to explain why fungi must be included in biodiversity protection strategies.
The Fungi Information System (SIF) has been updated with two key improvements: clear distinction between field and archive records for better usability; highlighting of records with deposited samples in the fungarium.
On the occasion of the XII Scientific Committee of A.MI. Umbria (Foligno, May 30-June 2), the new video of the NMD network will be officially presented, dedicated to the promotion of the national census of macromycetes.
