Your in-person immersion into applied mushroom-thinking...

Field Trips are immersive opportunities to:

  • dive into the living, breathing world of mushrooms

  • meet the people driving myco-culture and fungi-powered innovations

  • tackle the toughest challenges your brand, organisation or community is facing from a fungal lens.

what is a Field trip?

Field Trips

1-3 day curated adventures that take you away from the desk and deep into the physical and mental spaces where mushroom magic happens.

These in-depth, on the ground explorations expand horizons, enchant, inspire and equip teams with new tools to resolve critical challenges with a mushroom-like mentality.

Your journey begins with intention setting and a Spore-tel grounding session, bridging your specific challenges to fungi's groundbreaking intelligence. You'll meet field experts, discover mushrooms in their natural habitat, and conclude with a transformative campfire workshop applying fungal wisdom to your real-world situations.

You'll head home with delicious mushroom goodies and fresh ideas that keep growing long after your trip ends.

Jess Jorgensen sits on a fallen tree stump in the woods. Overlaid over close up images of mushrooms.

Image description: Three images overlaid. At the back, a grainy close-up of mushroom gills. In the middle, bright orange gills against a pale blue sky. In the forefront, Jess Jorgensen sits on a fallen tree stump in the woods, with a walking stick.

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  • Jess Jorgensen sits, smiling during a Field Trip in England's Epping Forest, on a fallen tree stump in the forest. It's a sunny day. She's holding a good stick.
  • Mushroom art and embroidery
  • Tasting samples of jelly ear mushroom infused Amaretto
  • Reishi on display; alchemistic fungi tinctures
  • Mushroom goodies displayed on a table - books, cards, treats, totes
  • Inspecting mycelium through a magnifying glass, in the bark of forest mulch.
  • Group of people with baskets on a mushroom forage
  • Mycopunks mycelial lettering display with reishi looking fab
  • Selection of foraged mushrooms, foraging basket, identification books and guides
  • Afrifungi in South Africa shows us their mycelium grown plant pots.
  • Close up of a hand meeting some bright orange coral fungus on a mossy forest floor.
  • At Stellenbosch University's Department of Microbiology, student Breyten van der Merwe shows us the fungi exhibit
  • Cullen Taylor Clark of Aether Apothecary shows us his research on South African traditional and ancient use of mushrooms as medicine
  • Bemeriki Bisimwa Dusabe overlooks his permaculture farm in Rwamwanja refugee settlement, Uganda
  • Landscape of a rural countryside hill in Uganda, dotted with small cottages, agricultural plots and trees. The hill is green and lush. Above is clear blue sky with a central white cloud.
  • Oyster, Lions Mane and Turkey Tail grain spawn inoculated in rows of jars and bags along shelves. Grown in Nairobi, Kenya, by Mushrooms Kenya.
  • Foraging and finding mushroom treasures in the forest