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This is a real map of one person's interests. Open a branch, follow it down to the very specific thing at the end, and trim anything that would not be yours. Nothing is saved and nothing is asked of you.

The urban mycologist who teaches beginners

You are happiest in the overlap between wild fungi, city green spaces and gentle community teaching — turning quiet walks into shared discovery.

Interest tree

You sit at the top. Everything below is a root of what makes you you — drag to pan, scroll to browse each branch, open its children, then trim anything that no longer feels like you.

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  • Root interest

    Urban foraging

  • Root interest

    Preservation craft

  • Root interest

    Community teaching

The picture so far

Your curiosity starts with spotting fungi on an ordinary walk, then deepens into identification, preservation and helping others see nature in the city. You value slow observation over spectacle, and you prefer teaching one or two people at a time.

Facets

  • urban foraging
  • mycology
  • wild fungi
  • preservation
  • beginner teaching
  • city ecology
  • slow observation

You may also enjoy

  • Mushroom dyeing and natural pigments
  • Botanical illustration of fungi
  • Community allotments and seed swaps
  • Night walks and owl spotting
  • Soil health and composting