The Society for Ethnobotany

Click here to access the Fall 2025 Plants & People newsletter!

 

 

 

 

Table of Contents:

• 2025 Council Meeting in Prague
• Council News
• Teaching Tuesday Workshops in Prague 2025
• Ethnobotany Bookshelf
• 2025-26 SEB Student Committee
• Student Reflections on the SEB Annual Meeting in Prague
• The Vaidyaka’s of Jenu Kuruba & Irula Tribes of Southern India
• Ethnobotanews
• 2025 Annual Meeting Awards

You can also dive into the September issue of Economic Botany, with articles spanning climate-related changes to incense plants in Bhutan, the online trade of endangered yews, traditional knowledge and market pressures on West African shea processors, sociocultural relationships with iconic palms in Brazil, and efforts to preserve culturally important cultivars such as Hawai‘i’s “Niu Hiwa.”

Visit www.ethnobotany.org and login at the top right of the homepage to gain access to the latest issue of Economic Botany.

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