“A community is a group of people coming together towards a common objective and interest while simultaneously helping each other grow in the same”
Whether you’re here to grow mushrooms, eat them, explore their therapeutic power, or simply connect with fellow mycophiles, there is space with us, is made for you.
We host wellness workshops, mushroom cultivation courses, guided foraging walks, and immersive experiences with practitioners from various disciplines to help people discover fungi through multiple lenses—scientific, cultural, ecological, and sensory.
By expanding access to learning, we hope to deepen awareness and rekindle India’s relationship with the fungal world.
Through this community, we aim to:
Recycle and repurpose agricultural waste
Create resilient, alternative income streams for cultivators and small producers
Share experiential knowledge in cultivation, mycology, art, and functional wellness
Bring people into meaningful, nature-rooted experiences with fungi and mushrooms
At the heart of Nuvedo lies a triple bottom line philosophy—people, planet, and profit. Anchored in scientific rigor, social impact, and sustainable entrepreneurship. We imagine a future where India leads the global mycological movement, and where fungi help shape resilient communities, regenerative economies, and a deeper, more harmonious relationship with the natural world.
Nuvedo’s commitment to community empowerment extends beyond the innovative NuvoKisan program. In tandem with fostering mushroom cultivation for rural entrepreneurs, Nuvedo actively engages in various community activities, enriching the social fabric and ensuring holistic development. NuvoKisan is our proprietary program where we collaborate with rural entrepreneurs in order to generate additional income using technical inputs provided by us for growing mushrooms in their environment. We are designing projects with over 200 farmers in and around Bangalore where we can create a fully organized system, handholding them and ensuring a buy-back of their produce. Working closely with each entrepreneur, we are here to ensure, that a mushroom business thrives and can truly provide stable, recurring, and dignified jobs in the community.
Community Engagement Initiatives:
“A circular economy (also referred to as “circularity”) is an economic system aimed at eliminating waste and the continual use of resources. Circular systems employ reuse, sharing, repair, refurbishment, remanufacturing and recycling to create a closed-loop system, minimising the use of resource inputs and the creation of waste, pollution and carbon emissions.”
Indiantoadstool X Nuvedo | Urban Foraging – Edition 16
Observe | Interact | Identify
Hey there, MushHead!
You’re here — and guess what? We’ve been waiting for you.
Yes, we, the mushrooms.
Popping up through the monsoon soil, with strange conversations from under the leaves, hoping someone like you would come looking.
So come find us. With Nuvedo on a Foraging Walk this July 12th 2026, from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM, at one of Bengaluru’s iconic green lungs.
Exact details of the meeting point will be sent over email a day before.
Leading the journey is our dear friend and fungi translator, the one and only INDIAN TOADSTOOL — a wizard of the woods who knows exactly where we like to hide.
Here’s how you can say yes to the wild side:
Pick your Pass:
Xperience Pass – ₹1399 (Guided walk + Mushroom extracts + Mushrooms of URU Field guide to take home)
Xplorer Pass – ₹999 (Guided walk + Mushroom extracts)
Space is limited, so only RSVP if you’re sure you can make it. If plans change, please give us a heads-up 48 hours in advance.
Bring your curiosity, muddy shoes, and love for all things squishy, spongy, and spore-y.
Let’s wander, wonder, and get wonderfully weird — together.
Mushroom Identification Master Class | Certification Course
2-Part Workshop (ONLINE)
Mushrooms are everywhere — but knowing which ones are safe, edible, or extraordinary takes real skill. In this hands-on certification course, you’ll build a systematic, reliable method for identifying mushrooms from the ground up, guided by avid mycophile Indiantoadstool.
Walk away with a verified certificate and the knowledge to identify mushrooms wherever you find them.
Dates
Part 1 — Saturday, 11 July 2026
Part 2 — Sunday, 19 July 2026
Time: 10 AM – 12 PM (both sessions)
Total: 4 hours of live instruction
Certificate awarded upon completion of both parts and assessment.
What You’ll Learn
Part 1 – Building Your Foundation
What mushrooms actually are, and why mycology matters
Mushroom anatomy, broken down clearly
How and where to find mushrooms in the wild
Why accurate identification is critical — and how to approach it
Macro morphology: your first 3 of 15 identification parameters
Part 2 – Going Deeper
Macro morphology: the remaining 12 of 15 identification parameters
The best resources to keep growing your skills after the course
Why This Course?
Most people either avoid mushrooms out of uncertainty, or pick them without enough knowledge. This course closes that gap — giving you a structured, methodical approach to identification that you can apply in the field, backed by a certificate that proves your competence.