Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
There’s more to mushrooms than the typical white buttons found in your grocery store. British Columbia has over 3,000 species of mushrooms in a plethora of shapes, forms, and colors. Celebrate mushroom diversity in this (slightly extended) Hakai Wild!
Editor and Producer - Katrina Pyne
Videographer - Grant Callegari
Producer - Josh Silberg
Additional photography - Josh Silberg
Other material:
Photo of death cap mushroom: Daniel Neal via Wikipedia Commons
Photo of morel mushrooms: Johannes Harnisch via Wikipedia Commons
Photo of bird's nest mushrooms: John Roper via Wikipedia Commons
Photo of stinkhorn mushroom: Alan Rockefeller via Wikipedia Commons
There’s more to mushrooms than the typical white buttons found in your grocery store. British Columbia has over 3,000 species of mushrooms in a plethora of shapes, forms, and colors. Celebrate mushroom diversity in this (slightly extended) Hakai Wild!
Editor and Producer - Katrina Pyne
Videographer - Grant Callegari
Producer - Josh Silberg
Additional photography - Josh Silberg
Other material:
Photo of death cap mushroom: Daniel Neal via Wikipedia Commons
Photo of morel mushrooms: Johannes Harnisch via Wikipedia Commons
Photo of bird's nest mushrooms: John Roper via Wikipedia Commons
Photo of stinkhorn mushroom: Alan Rockefeller via Wikipedia Commons
