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Wild mushroom foraging laws (educational comparison)

This is not legal advice. Conservation rules and protected areas can forbid collection even when a country summary sounds open. Confirm the exact ground with its current manager. A map pin never grants a right to collect.

CountryWhat to verifyOfficial starting point
SpainRegional coto, park and land-manager rules.Spanish official-manager hub
FranceOwner permission and local forest rules.ONF guidance
ItalyRules of the Region or autonomous Province.Italian Health Ministry
PortugalOwner authorisation and protected-area rules.ICNF guidance

For conditions only, see the educational map; confirm collection requirements with the competent authority.

How to read a country comparison

Country labels are only a starting point. The owner, municipality, park or forest manager can apply a more specific rule; seasonal closures and quotas also have dates. Permission to access or collect does not identify a mushroom or make it safe to eat.

  1. Identify the exact ground and its current manager.
  2. Read the current official source for access, permits, restrictions and protected status.
  3. Recheck when the date, place or conditions change.

Useful official starting points

For Spain, use the official-manager hub. France: ONF guidance. Italy: Italian Health Ministry. Portugal: ICNF guidance. The conditions map is environmental context, never a permit map.

Frequently asked questions

Does public forest always mean picking is allowed?
No. Public ownership does not remove local, conservation or manager conditions.
Does a map pin show where I may collect?
No. A map can describe an area but does not grant landowner consent or a permit.
Does VisionSetil publish productive spots?
No. Productive GPS patches are not published here.

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