A letter from the SEB Committee.
‘Skąd się tu wziąłem’ – Łukasz Łuczaj
Dr hab. Łukasz Łuczaj, profesor Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego For the english version of this blog, visit here. Opisz siebie własnymi słowami. Jestem botanikiem, który najpierw był ekologiem roślin, a w końcu został etnobotanikiem. Jestem zarówno naukowcem jak i praktykiem. Kimś, kto prowadzi ogród, kto pracuje własnymi rękami, ścina i sadzi drzewa, eksperymentuje z roślinami jadalnymi i... Continue Reading →
‘How I got here’ – Łukasz Łuczaj
An interview with Dr. Łukasz Łuczaj, an ethnobotanist at the University of Rzeszów, Poland. Łukasz discusses creating a nature encyclopedia at 3, why a dream influenced the course of his life and his compulsion to dig up and move plants around.
‘How I got here’ – Ina Vandebroek
An Interview on career paths and life experiences with Ina Vandebroek, Associate Curator, New York Botanical Garden.
Ethnobotany in the High Atlas – Evolving Indigenous Amazigh Landscapes in Morocco by Elspeth Mathau
A film and photo essay by Elspeth Masters on her fieldwork conducted at the University of Kent, Canterbury England in the School of Anthropology and Conservation.
A Letter to the Society for Economic Botany Committee Regarding Future Meetings
*This statement has been edited slightly for publication on the student blog. March 23, 2020 We hope you are all doing well during these trying times and managing to take care of both your mental and physical health as well as possible. With the months spent in isolation, we have had a lot of time... Continue Reading →
Vote for SEB Student Representative-Elect 2020!
Biographical sketches of candidates and the vote ballot are here: http://econbot.org/home/elections/2020-student-representative-election.html The election period will close at the end of May. Official results will be announced soon thereafter. A heartfelt thank you to all of the graduate student candidates who have applied! You are all outstanding. We appreciate your patience throughout this whole process. Best... Continue Reading →
Writing for newspapers, magazines, and blogs
By Susanne Masters, who is working on PhD research at Naturalis Biodiversity Center, writes articles for assorted publications, and taught a Calderwood Seminar on public writing at Bard College this spring. Extending an invitation to the realm of science or getting a paycheck for writing. Either of these motivations or others might lead a scientist... Continue Reading →
Results from the 2020 Student Survey on Society Name Change
Click here to view the results in PDF form: SEB student name change survey by Aja Grande, SEB Student Representative (2020-2021) Acknowledgements Thank you to all of the SEB students who participated in this survey! We hope that this informs generations of ethnobotanists to come about the significance of names and associations that come... Continue Reading →
