Introduction to Fungi and Mushrooms Walk

£3.00

Description

Session Outline

Mushroom season is upon us, but what exactly are they? Led by our ranger Ross Fryer, this course will be a fun and educational session where adults and children can learn the basics of mushrooms and fungi. Find out what role they play within the local environment.

You’ll learn names of some of the more common and recognisable mushrooms species as well as what to look out for. There will also be an opportunity to have some hand on experiences!

 

Session Date and time;

Where: BEECHE education building; High Elms Country Park

Date: Sunday 20th October 2024 13.00 – 14.30

 

Session Price;

£2 per participant

Suitable for 5 years +

 

Directions and Parking

This event takes place  outside in our beautiful woodlands but we will meet in the BEECHE Visitor Centre. To access the room go round to the back of the building and down the boardwalk on your left.

Buses that pass near the centre are the R8 and the 358 (a short walk from Farnborough).

The main car park at High Elms is located on High Elms Road (near Shire Lane). You can follow the Brown Highway signs for High Elms Country Park.

The main car park can get very busy. If it is full there is another unsurfaced carpark called Cuckoo Wood car park a mile down High Elms Road towards Downe – you can walk back through High Elms Country Park towards the centre but bear in mind this walk does take around 30 minutes.

Blue badge parking is available in front of BEECHE. To access this please access the park using the entrance off Shire Lane which is marked for deliveries and staff. At the cross roads turn left up the slope and you will see the BEECHE building at the top of the slope. Please be aware this entrance and car park is only for Blue Badge holders.

Other Information

The session will take place outside. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear depending on the weather. For more information contact the BEECHE office on 01689860571 or email beeche@idverde.co.uk

 

 

Additional information

Session

20th October 2024 13.00 – 14.30