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Dylan T. Taylor will discuss the direct and indirect relationships that savannahs, prairies and dense forests have with native species of fungi. (In person/online)
The Midwest is a vastly diverse landscape of savannahs, prairies, and dense forests. Every single plant in these ecosystems has a direct or indirect relationship with native species of fungi. In this presentation, Dylan T. Taylor, the President and Founder of Northern Mycology Club in Chicago, will explore these relationships and discuss their impacts on preserving the natural world.
Dylan T. Taylor is the President, amateur Mycologist, writer, community scientist and advocate of sharing knowledge freely.
The public is invited to the monthly meetings of the Lake-to-Prairie chapter of the Wild Ones, a national not-for-profit organization that promotes the use of native plants in landscapes.
Registration is required.
You may attend this program in person at the library, or may attend virtually/online.
To register, select either "Register to Attend Online" or "Register to Attend In Person." Online attendees MUST provide a valid e-mail address.
The Fremont Public Library District encompasses parts of Mundelein, Grayslake, Hawthorn Woods, Libertyville, Round Lake, Round Lake Park, and Wauconda. To find out if you live in our district, please call 847-566-8702. We honor library cards from any other public library in Illinois as well as a few from southern Wisconsin. The library is located in Mundelein, half a mile north of Rte.176 on Midlothian Road.
