Fung.es – Real-Time Map for Wild Mushrooms and Edible Plants

Fung.es is an interactive foraging map to find wild mushrooms and edible plants near you. Discover morels, porcini (Boletus edulis), chanterelles, black trumpets, truffles, parasol mushrooms, and seasonal plants like wild garlic, nettle, dandelion, amaranth, and sorrel. The map uses live weather, soil, terrain, and land cover data to predict hotspots across Europe.

How to Use the Foraging Map

1. Choose your species (mushrooms or edible plants)
2. Select a region (Italy, Spain, France, Germany, etc.)
3. View real-time growth predictions and explore high-probability areas

Best Places for Foraging

Explore edible species in top foraging regions like the Black Forest, Alps, Pyrenees, Dolomites, Apennines, Scandinavian woodlands, and Mediterranean oak forests. Our prediction layer highlights peak locations based on weather and ecological factors.

Best Season to Find Mushrooms

Spring and fall are ideal seasons to find mushrooms in Europe, especially after rainfall. Fung.es uses forecast models and environmental indicators to tell you the best time to go mushroom hunting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find morels or porcini near me?
Use Fung.es to see active zones near your location using environmental data. Updated daily.

Can I identify mushrooms with a photo?
Yes. Use the built-in identification tool or explore the full list of edible species.

Does the map work everywhere?
Yes. Fung.es covers forests and wild areas near cities like Vienna, Geneva, Barcelona, Berlin, Munich, Ljubljana, and beyond.

Which wild foods can I forage?
Popular species include porcini, morels, black trumpets, chanterelles, truffles, parasol mushrooms, wild garlic, stinging nettle, sorrel, dandelion, and wild amaranth.

Start foraging smarter with our how-to guide or try seasonal recipes using foraged ingredients.