07/05/2026
Have you ever wondered what is happening beneath the forest floor every time you head into the woods?
Most of us notice mushrooms when they pop up after a rainy day, but they are only a small part of an incredible underground network. Hidden beneath our feet is mycelium, which helps trees share nutrients, supports healthy forests, and even helps filter water before it reaches our creeks and rivers.
Join us in Grand Forks at Fisherman's Creek on July 11th for a free, hands-on MycoWaters field workshop led by guest mycologist and zoologist Erik Hrabovsky. Erik has a gift for making nature come alive, helping people understand the fascinating connections between fungi, wildlife, forests, and clean water in ways that are easy to understand.
Whether you love hiking, fishing, bird watching, foraging, gardening, or simply spending time outdoors, you’ll come away with a whole new appreciation for the natural world around you. You may never look at a forest or creek the same way again.
All of the event details and registration information are on the poster below. We hope you’ll join us for this unique opportunity to explore the hidden side of the Boundary’s forests and waterways.