The Mushroom Club of Georgia is an educational, social and outdoor-oriented organization. Our mission is to promote the study of all aspects of the fungal world, including foraging and identifying wild mushrooms, cultivating edible and medicinal mushrooms, making art using fungi and exploring the ways fungi interact with our environment. Everyone interested in fungi are welcome to join the club.

The Mushroom Club of Georgia is an educational, social and outdoor-oriented organization. Our mission is to promote the study of all aspects of the fungal world, including foraging and identifying wild mushrooms, cultivating edible and medicinal mushrooms, making art using fungi and exploring the ways fungi interact with our environment. Everyone interested in fungi are welcome to join the club.

Mushroom Club of Georgia members are invited on our nature walks to find and identify wild mushrooms, led by experienced club members and expert mycologists. We host classes to teach scientific methods of identifying wild mushrooms. We hold dinners and recipe exchanges, helping members to better enjoy the culinary delights of wild and cultivated mushrooms. We invite members to participate in programs to educate the public about the many benefits of fungi. We also organize classes to teach members how to cultivate edible mushrooms.

Anne-Marie Bilella is the Forager Chick at Bella Vista Farm in Georgia. She is certified as an Herbalist, Wild Mushroom Forager and Seller and instructor for the Wild Mushroom Safety Course with Mushroom Mountain.

Anne-Marie creates her own products with her Forager Chick line and teaches homesteaders and preppers about herbal medicine, mushrooms and wild plant identification in person and online at the Forager's Academy. She is a homesteader, survivalist in-training, author of Wild Eating with the Forager Chicks , Forager Chick's Wild Mushroom Journal and Value-Add Yourself