Happy Semiquincentennial team fungi!  For our July meeting we're going to change it up a bit, and learn about the geology of Camp Sequanota where our club has hosted its annual weekend foray for the past 40+ years.  Located in the Laurel Highlands of Southwestern PA, Sequanota is a tremendous mushrooming location with a fascinating geologic history - and it's about time we collectively learned a bit more about the bedrock geology of this special place.  Our lecturer will be Stephen Lindberg, a geology professor at the University of Pittsburgh, and after this talk, I predict future club mushroom forays will spend a lot more time looking at rocks.

Note that registration is open for Sequanota now.  If you haven't already registered, what are you waiting for?  Sequanota is a fantastic time!

We'll feature:

• Club welcome and Save the Dates by Vice-President Allen Perper
• Fungi in the News by Membership Chair, Tom Moore
• ID table using the observations on our iNaturalist project, by Founder of George Mason University's Mycology Club, Jennifer Fieffer
• Featured Presentation: Geology of the Laurel Highland by professor Stephen Lindberg, University of Pittsburgh

Zoom Link:

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Meeting ID 966 9369 0911

Passcode  330827

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