FungiBank 
concept, text, & photographs
Dr Neale L. Bougher

FungiBank 
web site design
Brett R. Glossop

FungiBank logo design 
Brett R. Glossop & Neale L. Bougher 
Mushroom logo artwork 
Neale L. Bougher

FungiBank has received the following awards
for excellence in web design: 

Initiation of the FungiBank web site financially supported by 
CSIRO, and Environment Australia - Natural Heritage Trust Bushcare Program.

We wish to acknowledge the people who helped make possible the work underlying development of this initial phase of FungiBank.

Dr Inez Tommerup and Sue Abou Arra contributed some key scientific and technical inputs, and contributed to the numerous workshops we have presented to Australian farming and landcare communities.

Many landholders and farmers of the Upper Kunjin, Wallitin, and the wider Swan-Avon Catchments in Western Australia and of the Lachlan Catchment in New South Wales have contributed to our activities with native fungi in remnant woodlands and using them in revegetation. Lawry and Jenny Pitman of Valema Farms near Corrigin, Western Australia hosted the first in-ground trials in Australia restoring native fungi back into revegetation as part of their extensive revegetation efforts. See http://www.grdc.com.au/growers/gc/gc26/west1.html  and http://www.wrc.wa.gov.au/ribbons/avon_region.html  for further details of the Pitmans’ project “Putting Sustainability to the Test”.Robin Campbell, Community Landcare Coordinator, Corrigin, shared with us her extensive knowledge of local vegetation communities in the Western Australian wheatbelt.In New South Wales, Mike Sutherland of Genaren Farm, Greening NSW Molong, Greening NSW Forbes, Alan & Monica McDonald of McDonalds Farmtrees, staff at Forbes State Forests NSW, and many farmers of the Lachlan catchment assisted in various ways.

With such continued help we hope to expand the value of FungiBank