Introductory Ethnobotany

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Tamara Ticktin
ticktin@hawaii.edu
St. John 415
office: 956-3928
Office Hours: Tue 1-3 pm

Katie Kamelamela
kamelamela@gmail.com
St.John 403
office: 956-9253
Office Hours: Tues & Wed 3:15-4:15 pm

Laura Sheils
weissL@hawaii.edu
St.John 411 (second door)
office: 956-3931
Office Hours: Mon & Tues 12 -1:00pm

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All people on earth must interact with plants in order to survive. Ethnobotany has been identified as "the science of survival" for the future of life on earth. (see article by Prance et al. 2007 at bottom of page)

Explore the global and local (Hawai'i) past, present and future of plants in our lives through the study of ethnobotany.

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