Mushroom pickers get a code of conduct

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English Nature has published a 30-point code of conduct for pickers of wild mushrooms. This is designed to ensure that woodlands and wildlife do not suffer further damage as a result of the growing popularity of wild mushrooms. The code calls on wild mushroom pickers to damage vegetation as little as possible, to take no more than required for personal consumption and to avoid picking rare species. It also warns that some mushrooms are poisonous, and advises picking as part of an organized mushroom-gathering expedition.

Food crops grown under cover, Mushroom Growers, Mushroom Production, Protection and preservation, Mushrooms

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In the honeycomb domes of a man-made Eden, the global garden springs to life

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The Eden Project has opened in Cornwall, England. This hi-tech botanical garden is based around two extremely large conservatories containing plant communities representing warm temperate regions and the humid tropics.

Design and construction, Buildings and facilities, Cornwall, England, Botanical gardens

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