Landowners can be part of the Turkey Tail Project by serving as a land partners to inoculate tan oak or other hardwood stumps on a property site with turkey tail mushrooms. Although turkey tails are common in our area, they are not always in the direct vicinity of a cut tanoak site. By introducing turkey tail, we hope to increase the rate of decomposition on hardwood stumps as well as reduce the number of site visits necessary to remove new sprouts originating from brush and hardwood stumps. Join this exciting community science project this year in Mendocino County! We will help you get started and guide you along the way as you take part in this important research with us.

Contact admin@conservationworksnc.org if you are interested in participating..