I take care of [my crops] this way, same as my daughters! Same as at home, I take care of my
crops this way. I have to clean and clear [the garden]. If I do not take care of them, they are …

Ethnobiology 5 stems from Eugene Hunn's four phases of the history of ethnobiology and
focuses on the relevance of ethnobiological research in the context of environmental and …

Ethnobiology is increasingly recognized from within and outside of its boundaries as
interdisciplinary. The Society of Ethnobiology defines the field as “the scientific study of …

Shifting agriculture systems in the Colombian Amazon, locally known as chagras, have been
traditionally managed by indigenous peoples following their traditional ecological …

This essay examines the relationship between social archaeology and paleoethnobotany in
Mesoamerica, a region where paleoethnobotanical research has been growing rapidly. We …

In this contribution we seek to enrich the theoretical and methodological approaches of
ethnobiology. The essay takes elements of Amerindian anthropology, classical …

Ethnobiologists often work with, or are from, communities that face imposed poverty, outright
dispossession, and ongoing cultural genocide brought on by colonial structures of …

Polish allotment gardeners, who cultivate publicly owned urban space, constitute the largest
group of city land managers in the country. Although research on allotment gardens in …

The critical epistemology of political ecology: the power in knowledge The environmental
crisis irrupted in contemporary history, in the 1960s and 1970s, as an expression of a crisis …

The literature on climate change has grown immensely during the last several decades,
ranging from physical science to social science and the arts and humanities (eg, see the …