Studying the relationships between fungi, knowledge, environments and societies.

Weekly Meetings

Introduction to Ethnomycology

The Société ethnomycologique de Genève is preparing an eight-session introductory programme, held once a week on Monday evenings.

Over the course of two months, participants will discover the foundations of ethnomycology through the relationships between fungi, knowledge, practices, cultural representations and living environments.

Format

8 sessions

Schedule

Every Monday

Duration

Two months

MUSHREE

Mushrooms grown with love.

Mushree was born in Geneva. We chose to grow our mushrooms here, close to the people who enjoy them. Producing locally allows us to monitor every crop each day, harvest at the right moment and offer mushrooms with a freshness that long supply chains simply cannot provide.

A great product begins long before harvest. It starts with the careful selection of raw materials, the attention given to every crop, daily observation and the refusal to compromise whenever quality is at stake.

Every harvest is the result of dedicated work. Because the best mushrooms are not those produced the fastest, but those we are proud to share.

News

News, calls and announcements.

All news

Announcement

Creation of the Société ethnomycologique de Genève

The Société ethnomycologique de Genève lays the foundations for a space dedicated to the relationships between fungi, knowledge, environments and societies.

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Publication

Journal of Ethnomycology

The journal takes the form of an audiovisual and documentary review, bringing together filmed formats, interviews, short written dossiers and complementary resources.

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Project

Society library

The society’s library brings together books, resources and ethnomycological archives to support research, mediation and the transmission of knowledge.

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Get involved

Become a member.

The Société ethnomycologique de Genève welcomes people interested in fungi, ethnomycology, research, production, fermentation, food, popular knowledge, the arts and transmission.

Joining the association means contributing to a living space dedicated to the relationships between fungi, knowledge, environments and societies.