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  • Using Forayz Mushroom Map
    Guides | News

    Using Forayz Mushroom Map

    ByJeremy Collison February 25, 2026March 20, 2026

    Springtime is quickly approaching and we’re already seeing a few morels showing up around the region. While the mountains are still frozen, this is an excellent time to start looking at morel spots for 2026. The Forayz app includes past burns that can easily be filtered by year so that you can focus on just…

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  • Adding Morel Maps to Your Navigation App
    Guides | News

    Adding Morel Maps to Your Navigation App

    ByJeremy Collison March 14, 2025March 20, 2026

    Using a navigation app while mushroom foraging is a great way to track where you have been, choose where you want to go, and help you get back to your vehicle safely. Here are some of the apps that I use. Google Maps – Driving Directions, and terrain/satellite views while online Maps.me – Free, lightweight…

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  • Soil Temperature Estimate Map
    News

    Soil Temperature Estimate Map

    ByJeremy Collison February 20, 2025March 20, 2026

    The morel community often talks about the “Rule of 100” for estimating good environmental conditions for morel-fruiting. The rule of 100 states that morels are likely to start fruiting once the Low + High temp equals 100F. Another way to say this is when the average daily temperature is 50F. For example once the daily…

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  • January Mushrooms in the Pacific Northwest
    Foraging | Mushrooms

    January Mushrooms in the Pacific Northwest

    ByJeremy Collison January 10, 2025March 20, 2026

    The following is a selection of mushrooms found in our region in January. Some have very specific habitats and might only be found in a small part of the region. Cat’s Tongue Pseudohydnum gelatinosum Considered a species ‘complex’, which includes multiple closely related species that can be difficult to separate visually. Chanterelle Cantharellus Chanterelles can…

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  • Learn | Mushrooms

    Nutritional Content of Mushrooms

    ByJeremy Collison December 17, 2024March 20, 2026

    The Nutritional Benefits of Mushrooms: Button, Crimini, Oyster, and Shiitake Mushrooms are not just flavorful and versatile; they’re also packed with nutrients, making them an excellent addition to any diet. Here’s a look at the nutritional highlights of some popular varieties: Button Mushrooms (White Mushrooms) These are the most common mushrooms found in grocery stores….

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  • Summer Rains Bring Summer Mushrooms
    Foraging | Mushrooms

    Summer Rains Bring Summer Mushrooms

    ByJeremy Collison August 30, 2024March 20, 2026

      Seattle-area mushroomers may be preparing for an excellent late-summer mushroom season this year. Cooler temperatures and above-average rain will prompt fruitings of many species found in our region’s late summer months, including choice edible species like king boletes and chanterelles. There is more to love about mushrooms than just these popular choice edibles. There…

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  • How to Clean Morel Mushrooms
    Cooking | Foraging

    How to Clean Morel Mushrooms

    ByJeremy Collison May 31, 2024March 20, 2026

    Cleaning dirt, sand, and bugs from mushrooms is a common challenge for foragers. Here are some tips for reducing the amount of these that make their way into your cooking Clean Mushrooms As You Pick One key characteristic of morels is their honeycomb pockets. Unfortunately, these are also a great place for dirt to collect…

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  • Mushroom Picking and Wilderness Areas
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    Mushroom Picking and Wilderness Areas

    ByJeremy Collison May 24, 2024March 20, 2026

    The Purpose and Role of Wilderness Areas Wilderness areas, managed by the National Forest Service, are essential for protecting natural landscapes and ecosystems. Created under the Wilderness Act of 1964, these regions are designed to remain free from significant human interference, allowing nature to thrive. Why Wilderness Areas Matter 1. Preserving Natural Environments These areas…

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  • Gyromitra Etymology
    Learn | Mushrooms

    Gyromitra Etymology

    ByJeremy Collison May 13, 2024March 20, 2026

    The genus name Gyromitra is derived from the following: gyro – round, or convoluted. (gyroscope) mitra – headdress (Mitre, mitre joint) There are more than 10 species of Gyromitra in the Pacific Northwest with a variety of shapes from the classic brain shape to less obvious disc-shaped mushrooms. More on Pacific Northwest Gyromitra here:  …

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  • Poisonous Mushrooms
    Guides | Mushrooms

    Poisonous Mushrooms

    ByJeremy Collison April 30, 2024March 20, 2026

    What do you do if you suspect that you, someone else, or a pet has eaten a poisonous mushroom? Time is critical. Quickly do the following 1) Gather information for accurate identification. 2) Try to determine if it’s one of the following general types of mushrooms There are very few mushrooms that when eaten can…

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