Videos
Dr. Seri Robinson Spalted Wood
“Dr. Seri Robinson, associate professor of wood anatomy at Oregon State University, discussed the ancient art and modern science of spalting - the process by which a select group of wood decay fungi color wood. Spalted wood has been used in Western European marquetry for centuries and is a common component in modern woodworking. The unique nature of the fungal pigments have also found relevance in science, from solar cells to textile dyes. Join Dr. Robinson on a six hundred year journey from ancient art to modern scientific marvel via an understudied and under appreciated group of fungi—the elusive spalting fungi.”
"Under Pressure: Evolutionary Oddities of the Fungal World" with Noah Siegel 3/16/2023
Beth Johnson speaks on sensitive fungi species in the Deschutes National Forest, Sisters District.
Humongous Fungus with Mike McWilliams
Wood made without trees
Fungi after Fire
Dr. Michael Beug talks about Psilocybin
COMC's April '22 meeting with Dr. Michael Beug
Mushrooms of Cascadia with Michael Beug
Mushrooms of the Blue and Ochoco Mtns in Oregon
This is our first Zoom meeting for the Central Oregon Mushroom Club and the first Youtube channel posting. Jordan Weiss presented Mushrooms of the Ochocos and Blue Mts.. We will post other club videos as we get useful information.
Things you can do with fungi
Dr. Joey Spatafora and the Oregon Fungal Diversity Project
Legalizing Psilocybin - the reasons and the process
Ballot Measure 109 will change lives for the better