Unlike plants and animals that receive greater attention from specialists, the kingdom of fungi suffers from anthropogenic interference, especially climate change, without being properly known or cared for. What could mycologists suggest so the group can be better known, used, and preserved? What has been done in mycodiversity, ecology, and conservation across the planet that could inspire similar activities on different continents? Knowing the experiences carried out in other countries can allow advances in some areas and new methodologies and techniques can be developed. How climate change has affected fungi and how different groups are in terms of their degree of threat are also important topics for assessment and discussion. The state-of-the-art of taxonomic and ecological work developed in different areas can spark new lines of research and attract young researchers. How mycologists can overcome the lack of specialists on the subject and how they can save endangered species from extinction are equally important topics to be evaluated.