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Grassland fungi are good biological indicators as they are affected by many factors including chemical input (fertilisers and pesticides), air pollution, and habitat change including the growth of tall vegetation (changes in the grazing regime), the invasion of woody species (scrub encroachment), and also climate change (changes to the soil conditions brought about by climatic changes). 

John and Marilyn Dunkleman from Mounmouthshire Meadows Group will talk through some of the Grassland Fungi found in our region, including what to look for and how to identify them, with a particular focus on waxcaps.

Find out more about these fascinating fungi and what their appearance might indicate for our reserves, the landscape and wildlife.