Fungi and moss in Dutch Drenthe

This Dutch RTV Drenthe video says about itself (translated):

Dec 10. 2016

The Roeg! TV show this week is about the spruce forests in our province and a rare moss species in Meppel. In Drenthe, new reserves have been declared; the Forestry Commission and the Mushroom Task Force Drenthe have designated some spruce forests as mushrooms reserves. For in these woods nowadays you can find all kinds of special mushrooms.

Near Meppel grows a rare moss species: slender green feather moss. It grows only there, but abundantly so.

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