Fungi Walks: Citizen Science

Discover fascinating facts about the fungi beneath your feet on an expert led autumn walk Discover hidden worlds Join our fun-gal Gemma from the Help Nature Thrive team as we take a walk through the park to identify and record fungi, to learn about their importance within a healthy and sustainable ecosystem. We will discuss fungi identification, citizen science recording, ecology and climate resilience. This 1.5 hour beginners guided walk is aimed at adults with an interest in learning more about the natural world. Please note: the Regent’s Park walk starts the Waterside Café and ends near Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Help Nature Thrive delivers exciting biodiversity, engagement and citizen science projects across The Royal Parks. Take a look at our website for other events and ways to get involved. The Help Nature Thrive project is made possible thanks to the support of Postcode Lottery players. Your ticket is FREE thanks to Postcode Lottery players. Please help us keep events free by attending. If the event sells out, then you will be able to join a waiting list. If you no longer require your tickets, please cancel in advance so that we may offer them to others on the waitlist and keep these events free. Further details about these events are in the FAQs section of our Eventbrite booking page via the links above. For any questions not answered by our FAQs, please contact [email protected]. Places are limited so please book your ticket using the links above. If an event is full, you can choose to join our waiting list. Photography may be taken during this event. If you do not wish to be included in photos, let a member of staff know on the day. Please see our Privacy Policy for more details. This event/tour will be led by The Royal Parks charity. By coming you are supporting our work to provide 5,000 acres of urban green respite in the centre of our bustling capital city. If you value your Royal Parks, please consider making an additional gift. It will make all the difference to their future. Discover more about The Royal Parks at: https://www.royalparks.org.uk/