How to enagage in Mission: Urban Mushrooms?

Sign up for iNaturalist on the app or website (www.inaturalist.org) and join the FunDive project: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/mission-urbanmushrooms
If available, remember to join your country’s local iNaturalist network.
Explore the city and take photos of the mushrooms around you. Turn on your GPS to automatically record the date and location and upload your photos to iNaturalist.
Need more help? Visit https://help.inaturalist.org/en/support

Make sure the photographs are in focus and well lit, but avoid using flash.
Think about making the mushroom relatively large in the photograph so that the details can be seen clearly.
Use an object for scale, for example a dark coin.
Capture all relevant morphological features of the mushroom, such as the cap and its underside (surface of the pores/gills), and the stem, including the base.
Document any color changes or exudation after cutting.
Show the mushroom in situ and include its host or substrate (for example, if it grows under a specific tree, show the leaf or needles of that tree next to the mushroom, or take a separate photograph).
Photograph the spores if you come across a deposit on leaves or other mushrooms.
Add details that cannot be captured in the photographs to the notes section, such as any distinctive odor, taste or texture.

Join the conversation on urban mushrooms with other mushroom fans across Europe using the comments on iNaturalist.
Quick hot air dry your find and store it in a small hermetic plastig bag. We might ask you to send it for DNA sequencing!