Catherine Marciniak (Author) Catherine Marciniak is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, photographer and journalist. She co-wrote the IMAX documentary Fungi: Web of Life and directed and co-produced Follow the Rain, exploring the world of fungi. She is also a two-time finalist in the Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism.Stephen Axford (Author) Stephen Axford is renowned for his macro fungi photography, which has been featured in publications and exhibitions worldwide. His fungi time-lapses appear in award-winning documentaries such as Planet Earth 2, Fantastic Fungi and Fungi: Web of Life. He co-writes and presents Planet Fungi's video productions, including Follow the Rain, capturing the intricate beauty of fungi globally.Tom May (Author) Dr Tom May is a mycologist at Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, Australia, where for nearly three decades he has had a distinguished research career and a passion for communicating and educating about fungi. Former President of Fungimap, he co-authored Wild Mushrooming: A Guide for Foragers and was awarded the Nancy T. Burbidge Medal and the Australian Natural History Medallion.

• 1: How fungi changed my view of the world 2: Traders, undertakers and executioners 3: Fungiphilia 4: Lichen love 5: Safari to the end of the world 6: Glowing in the dark 7: In the shadow of the Himalayas 8: New discoveries 9: Everything is connected

Catherine Marciniak (Author) Catherine Marciniak is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, photographer and journalist. She co-wrote the IMAX documentary Fungi: Web of Life and directed and co-produced Follow the Rain, exploring the world of fungi. She is also a two-time finalist in the Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism.Stephen Axford (Author) Stephen Axford is renowned for his macro fungi photography, which has been featured in publications and exhibitions worldwide. His fungi time-lapses appear in award-winning documentaries such as Planet Earth 2, Fantastic Fungi and Fungi: Web of Life. He co-writes and presents Planet Fungi's video productions, including Follow the Rain, capturing the intricate beauty of fungi globally.Tom May (Author) Dr Tom May is a mycologist at Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, Australia, where for nearly three decades he has had a distinguished research career and a passion for communicating and educating about fungi. Former President of Fungimap, he co-authored Wild Mushrooming: A Guide for Foragers and was awarded the Nancy T. Burbidge Medal and the Australian Natural History Medallion.

• 1: How fungi changed my view of the world 2: Traders, undertakers and executioners 3: Fungiphilia 4: Lichen love 5: Safari to the end of the world 6: Glowing in the dark 7: In the shadow of the Himalayas 8: New discoveries 9: Everything is connected

Catherine Marciniak (Author) Catherine Marciniak is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, photographer and journalist. She co-wrote the IMAX documentary Fungi: Web of Life and directed and co-produced Follow the Rain, exploring the world of fungi. She is also a two-time finalist in the Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism.Stephen Axford (Author) Stephen Axford is renowned for his macro fungi photography, which has been featured in publications and exhibitions worldwide. His fungi time-lapses appear in award-winning documentaries such as Planet Earth 2, Fantastic Fungi and Fungi: Web of Life. He co-writes and presents Planet Fungi's video productions, including Follow the Rain, capturing the intricate beauty of fungi globally.Tom May (Author) Dr Tom May is a mycologist at Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, Australia, where for nearly three decades he has had a distinguished research career and a passion for communicating and educating about fungi. Former President of Fungimap, he co-authored Wild Mushrooming: A Guide for Foragers and was awarded the Nancy T. Burbidge Medal and the Australian Natural History Medallion.

• 1: How fungi changed my view of the world 2: Traders, undertakers and executioners 3: Fungiphilia 4: Lichen love 5: Safari to the end of the world 6: Glowing in the dark 7: In the shadow of the Himalayas 8: New discoveries 9: Everything is connected