ONLINE: The Wood Wide Web - 30 Years Later

"Wood Wide Webs"—the invisible forest networks where trees and fungi communicate. This idea is everywhere in news and fiction. But where did it come from, and what do we really know? We'll explore the metaphor's history, review existing research, examine recent scientific challenges, and consider where future investigations need to go.

Tuesday, March 10, 2026 ✦ Time: 7 PM CST ✦ Free with Registration

Our mission is to strengthen the conservation, research, and study of Fungi in Central Texas

We are a member-supported, volunteer-run group of united Central Texans dedicated to working with fungi. Fungi are foundational species for nearly all terrestrial life on Earth—critical links between the health, stability, and abundance of the soil, plants, and fresh water on which human and animal life depends. The Central Texas Mycological Society is committed to bringing forth the recognition of mycology and the Fungal Kingdom as a beneficial ally in the effort to restore and sustain the resilience of the natural world.