#Opencallarticle4: This blog is part of an ‘open call’ to researchers, students or anyone interested in ethnobotany to write an article for the SEB student blog. Here’s the fourth article from this call by Kat Morgan, MPH, New York University, Department of Environmental Studies Title: “On Listening to the Land: Celebrating Hopniss and the Future of Our... Continue Reading →
by Ella Brolly #Open call article 2: This blog is part of an ‘open call’ to researchers, students or anyone interested in ethnobotany to write an article for the SEB student blog. Here’s the second article from this call! Food is the trademark of culture. It is the language we all speak, the thing that... Continue Reading →
Author: Hussain Ebrahim #Open call article 1: This blog is part of an 'open call' to researchers, students or anyone interested in ethnobotany to write an article for the SEB student blog. Here's the first article as part of this series! Foraging across the rural to urban landscapes involves migration of people, along with their... Continue Reading →
Are you someone who loves to write about Plants? Here's your opportunity! Calling all researchers, students or anyone interested in ethnobotany to write an article for the Society for Ethnobotany student blog. We are looking for any experience you have had while exploring the diverse relationships between plants and people. It can be an essay... Continue Reading →
In this conversation, Luisa Maffi, PhD (UC Berkeley, 1994), a pioneering voice for Biocultural Diversity shares her career path and experiences with Nishanth Gurav, SEB Student committee member. How do you identify yourself and your work in the academic or research field, do you think it's a need of the hour and why? Well, I... Continue Reading →
Introducing the returning and new members of the Society for Ethnobotany's Student Council!
The Schultes Award was created in 2001 to honour the late Dr. Richard Evans Schultes. One or more awards of up to $2500 are presented annually to students and recent graduates who are members of the Society for Economic Botany to help defray fieldwork costs on a topic related to economic botany.Richard E. Schultes (12... Continue Reading →
An interview with Tinde Van Andel - Senior Researcher in Ethnobotany
This is a reminder that the Society for Economic Botany is offering a course in writing research papers to members who are students or recent graduates.
Fieldwork at the Hani Rice Terraced Ecosystem (Yunnan, China) for carbon sequestration.
Society for Ethnobotany // Student Blog 