The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources are co-hosting a three-part webinar series to celebrate the Becoming an Outdoor Woman week to kick off our Fall program. During this series, you will learn more about an introduction to fungi found in Southeast, what pollinators are found in KY and how to identify different fish species! **By registering through this link, you are reserving your spot for the entire 3-part series. Anyone 18 years and up can attend. Email communications will be sent out prior to each webinar.
September 7th, 7 PM ET – The Secret Lives of Fungi –Presented by volunteer instructor, Megan Buland We will discuss mushroom biology and ecology, and highlight the basics of how to identify different kinds of fungi. Commonly found mushrooms of Kentucky will be featured, as well as discussion surrounding the many roles fungi can play in ecology and forest health, from the good, to the bad, to the downright creepy. Just in time for fall rains and the mushrooms that accompany them, join us for some fun fungi facts.
September 8th, 7 PM ET –Pollinators in Kentucky-Presented by KDFWR Conservation Educator Nikki Nivison. This class will enhance your knowledge about KY various species that are considered pollinators and the process of pollination along with various ways you can help out.
September 9th, 7PM ET – Fish Identification, Presented by KDFWR Conservation Educator Andrew Wooldridge. This class you will learn more about the different types of fish species in Kentucky as well as easy ways to recognize one species from another! And learn where to go fishing!