May morels are undeniably special, for those lucky enough to find any. But July is when the wild mushroom season truly heats up; when any passing thunderstorm could summon an eclectic array of summer fungi. 

Nature offers no guarantees, and recent Julys have brought inconsistent rainfall. When it rains, July can be epic – think forest floors ignited by golden chanterelles and lobster mushrooms – yet a dry streak in July can pause widespread fruitings. It’s not just edibles that arrive in July; toxic Jack-o’-lanterns and deadly destroying angels are equally eager to pop on the heels of the first balmy rainstorm. 

In this online class, Ari will discuss what he is finding this July, sharing colorful updates from the field and offering tips to facilitate a safe and productive foray.

This live online class is part of the 2024 Mycophile Membership program and the May through October members-only online class series. Live online classes will take place on the 2nd Thursday of each month (May through October) starting at 7PM EST. Attendees should expect that each class will last 60-75 minutes. Learn more and sign up here to participate in our 2024 Mycophile Membership program.