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Gabriela D'Elia

Gabriela is the Director for Fungal Diversity Survey (FUNDIS), the first nonprofit focusing on North American fungal conservation and mycodiversity. Originally from the Rocky Mountains, she now calls the Catskill Mountains home. She holds a B.A. in Environmental Studies with a focus in Fungal Ecology and a minor in Philosophy. She created the Northern Utah Funga project, is former vice president for Mushroom Society of Utah, and initiated the campaign to designate Porcini (Boletus edulis) as Utah’s state mushroom. She has been featured in media sources like Yes Magazine, Mushroom People, Atmos, and The Mushroom Hour Podcast. She is inspired by the mysterious aliveness of fungi, their language, and what happens to our bodies and imaginations as we engage the fungal kindom.

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Pulse admirabilis

A journal written by Gabriela D’Elia relating to the mysterious aliveness of fungi, their language, conservation, deep imagination, and other exudate.

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Photo by Kathleen Sweeney at a Deep Imagination Mushroom Walk.

Fungal
Diversity Survey

Fungal Diversity Survey (FUNDIS) is the first nonprofit for North American fungal biodiversity and conservation. As Director, Gabriela envisions a world in which fungi are better understood, appreciated, and protected. Sign up for our newsletter here.

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