At least 23 mushroom poisoning cases have been recorded in Northern California since mid-November. One adult has died.

And if you experience any symptoms yourself after eating wild or foraged mushrooms, go to a hospital immediately and call ...

The garden might look like it’s taking a long nap under a blanket of frost, but nature’s pantry is still open for business.

If you spot nettles, remember to wear gloves to avoid their sting. Nettles are full of nutrients and can add a fresh, green ...

Challenges related to co-management and biodiversity conservation took centre stage during a field visit by journalists to the El Feija National Park, a vast and ecologically rich forest area spanning ...

Foraging edible plants is a rewarding way to connect with nature and enhance your culinary repertoire. Many wild plants offer unique flavors, nutrients, and textures that can't be found in your ...

Some deadly mushrooms are easy to mistake for their tasty counterparts, resulting in several serious illnesses and one death ...

It’s mushroom season in the North Bay. Check out these upcoming classes to learn how to safely identify and forage for wild ...

Death cap mushrooms look harmless, but are responsible for the majority of the world's mushroom-related deaths. California ...

Mushrooms are known for their health benefits, but while some species can help with everything from brain health to bacterial ...

Doctors in the San Francisco Bay Area have blamed the mushroom species for 23 poisoning cases since Nov. 18. One patient has ...

What Does a Pine Grosbeak Look Like? As the cold settles in, backyards quiet down. But just when you think you’re familiar ...