Help Us
The guide is only the beginning
Thanks to the generosity of hundreds of supporters, grants, and volunteers, Fungi for Land is now complete.
But our work is far from finished.
Australia’s fungi remain one of the least understood and least protected parts of our biodiversity. Every year we discover new species, learn more about their roles in healthy ecosystems, and find better ways to restore landscapes with fungi in mind.
Fungi for Land exists to bridge the gap between science and practice by sharing practical knowledge with land managers, conservationists, educators, and communities across Australia.
Your support helps us
- Develop and deliver fungi workshops and training courses
- Create educational resources for Landcare groups, schools, and community organisations
- Support citizen science initiatives that map Australia’s fungal diversity
- Produce regional fungi guides and restoration materials
- Share new discoveries and practical restoration methods as the science evolves
- Support outreach, talks, and community events that inspire people to notice and value fungi