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Saturday 28 October 1995 00:02 GMT

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Fungus forays are becoming increasingly popular. Over the last month, wildlife trusts all over the country have organised talks and guided walks. There are more to come.

Today in Reading there is a fungus workshop (9.30am-5pm) at the AMS Building, Whiteknights, Reading University, cost pounds 11. More information from N Phillips (01491 641727). Also today, at 10.30am, is a foray through Priory Groves, a nature reserve in Powys. Meet at the Tourist Information Centre in the main car park in Brecon. Further information from Diane Russell (01874 625708).

Cornwall Wildlife Trust has organised a foray on 19 November from 1.30pm to dusk. Meet outside the church at Morval, near Looe. More information from John Gregory (01726 813265).

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