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Field MycologyVolume 14(2), April 2013
Field Mycology is a quarterly magazine,published for the British Mycological Society byElsevier. It provides articles about fungi of inter-est to the field mycologist, covering all aspects ofidentification, conservation, recording and collec-tion, for all levels of expertise.Views expressed are not necessarily those of theEditorial Board or the British MycologicalSociety. The Society is a registered charity.
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EDITORIAL PANELField Mycology is edited by Geoffrey Kibbywith assistance from Martyn Ainsworth, AnneAndrews, Antony Burnham, Penny Cullington,Alick Henrici, Malcolm Storey, Else Vellingaand Jo Weightman.
Editorial Address: Geoffrey Kibby, BritishMycological Society, c/o Wolfson Wing of theJodrell Laboratory, Royal Botanic Gardens,Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 3AB.E-mail: [email protected]
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INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORSThe Editors welcome submissions of material for pub-lication on all aspects of field mycology. Articlesshould aim to have a wide appeal and be written in astyle suitable for the non-specialist. Book reviews andgeneral review articles are also welcome. Originals offigures should be about twice the linear size of thedesired final reproduction. Editors will corresponddirectly with authors where revision is needed andproofs will normally be sent to the principal author atgalley stage. Colour proofs are not provided. All corre-spondence and material for publication should beaddressed to the Editor, see above.
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Vol 14 (2)
Get Certified – Biological Recording and
Species ID course
Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) hassome spaces still available on their Certificate inBiological Recording and Species Identificationoffered in conjunction with Field Studies Council(FSC) and the Botanical Society for the British Isles.
This part time course has been designed toprovide a strong skills base in biological identifica-tion and recording in the field. There is a wide rangeof module choices available, including invertebrates,vertebrates, botany, mycology, surveying andNational Vegetation Classification.
Learning through short residential courses fromexpert tutors will give students hands-on experienceand enable them to develop high quality field identi-fication skills over the one or two year duration.Modules are held at FSC Centres across the UK,giving access to stunning locations and a rich varietyof habitats.
The Certificate is ideal for those who an involve-ment or interest in natural history – voluntary orprofessional – and no previous qualifications arerequired. Those who have completed the Certificatehave often gone on to improve in their career ormove into jobs in ecology or biological recording.
To find out more about the course please visit: http://www.sste.mmu.ac.uk/recording/files/
ucert-biological-recording-2012-13.pdf
It is also possible to attend an information dayprior to applying for the course. Please contactEmma Hopkisson for details:[email protected] Tel:01743 355137
RECORDERS
Already recording lichens or fungi (or interested indoing so)?Register as an FSC Biodiversity Fellow (see link atend) to be part of a network to lead on finding outmore about identification and recording. You canattend free courses or subsidised courses and fundedby Defra.Residential places at full cost may be available tonon-Biodiversity Fellows.*Where a course fee is noted, 50% of places arediscounted for Biodiversity Fellows.
LICHENS
6 April 2013 (free course)Lichens of Priority Habitats. Juniper Hall FSC
(Surrey) with David Hawksworth.11 May 2013 (free course)Lichens as Ecological Indicators of PriorityHabitats. Juniper Hall FSC (Surrey) with DavidHawksworth.12 May 2013 (free course) Identifying Lichens – a Course for Field Volunteersat Intermediate Level. Juniper Hall FSC (Surrey)with David Hawksworth.8 June 2013 (free course). Venue to be decided.Lichens as Indicators of the Conservation Value andImportance of BAP Sites at the New Forest(Hampshire) with David Hawksworth.21 June 2013 (free course) Lichens as Indicators of the Conservation Value andImportance of BAP Sites. Lathkill Dale (Derbyshire)with David Hawksworth.21–24 June 2013 (£381)* Identifying Lichens. Preston Montford FSC(Shropshire) with David Hill.19–21 July 2013 (£250)* Lichens as Ecological Indicators of PriorityHabitats. Nettlecombe Court FSC (Somerset) withPat Wolseley.20–22 September 2013 (£238)*Identifying Lichens at Intermediate Level. FlatfordMill FSC (Suffolk) with John Skinner.
FUNGI
19th August 2013 (Free of charge). Identifying and Recording Fungi for Beginners.Preston Montford Field Centre (Shropshire) withGeoffrey Kibby.7th September 2013 (free of charge).Plant Galls caused by Fungi. Juniper Hall FieldCentre (Surrey) with Brian Spooner. 12th September 2013 (free of charge).Beginner’s Fungi at the Angela Marmont Centre(Natural History Museum, London) with GeoffreyKibby.9th October 2013 (Free of charge). Advanced Fungi Workshop for Mycologists at theAngela Marmont Centre with Geoffrey Kibby.11th-13th October 2013. (£238)* Identifying Fungi for Intermediates. Flatford MillField Centre (Suffolk) with Geoffrey Kibby.
Further information on www.field-studies-
council.org/bio.fell
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