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

Manifesto

For a living ethnomycology.

Fungi are not only biological organisms.

They are also presences of memory, transmission, practices, beliefs, knowledge, stories and futures.

Ethnomycology invites us to look at them as relational beings, situated at the crossroads of life, societies, history, food, traditional medicine, techniques, environments and imaginaries.

Journal

Journal of Ethnomycology

An audiovisual and documentary review dedicated to the relationships between fungi, societies, knowledge and environments.

The Journal of Ethnomycology is an audiovisual and documentary publication carried by the Société ethnomycologique de Genève. It is shaped as a living memory of the SEMG, through filmed formats, interviews, short written dossiers, transcripts and complementary resources.

Its future editions will document knowledge, practices, narratives, uses and representations linked to fungi, combining documentary rigour, contextualisation and accessibility.

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.