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Getting to know fungi

New Forest National Park Authority, Lyndhurst · 29 October 2026

Getting to know fungi, from New Forest National Park AuthorityImage: New Forest National Park Authority
29 Oct

Image: New Forest National Park Authority

A guided walk to learn about fungi in the New Forest, taking place on 29 October 2026 and starting from the New Forest National Park Authority in Lyndhurst. It suits families, couples and friends interested in the outdoors and wildlife. Booking is recommended, and times and details are on the event page.

Highlights

  • Guided walk to learn about fungi in the New Forest
  • Starts from the National Park Authority in Lyndhurst
  • Booking recommended, see the event page for times

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New Forest National Park Authority, SO41 9ZG

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