ethnobotanical gardens

[Meryll Mallari-Mendoza]

Right now, I’m thinking of a new design approach or body of knowledge that would add up to my research. Do you have any suggestions or know any case studies/ existing projects with ethnobotanical gardens? I badly need it for my review of related lit and thesis paper. I would appreciate all your comments. thank you!

[David Lorberbaum]

Meryll,
While I was in school I had a friend that worked at the Latin American ethnobotanical gardens. I hope this link helps.

http://www.uga.edu/ethnobot/

Hope this helps.

– David

[Rico Flor]

Hi Meryll.

Besides consulting the Botany Dept. of UPD, why not use the research excuse to visit the Botany Dept. of UPLB. Try contact Dr. Willie Gruezo or anyone from the Systematics group. Take a break in LB too, get to visit Prof. Susan Ong on the side. Whaddya tink?

[Meryll Mallari-Mendoza]

thank you so much!!! 🙂

[Meryll Mallari-Mendoza]

hehe. ok! i’ll try. thank you! 🙂

[Megan Padilla]

Get in touch with Gary Martin who lives in Marrakesh. He’s been doing really interesting ethnobotany work there for years.
http://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/Endangered_Lang_Conf/Martin.html

I’m also thinking of the National Botanical Garden, Limahuli Garden and Preserve, located on Kauai. It is an ethnobotanic garden. The director is Kawika Winter. kwinter@ntbg.org.

[Megan Padilla]

Also, the Amy B.H. Greenwell Ethnobotanic Garden in Hawaii.

http://www.bishopmuseum.org/exhibits/greenwell/about.html

[Juanita Salisbury]

Have you read “Tending the Wild” by M. Kat Anderson? Excellent book on how Native Americans lived in California for 10,000 years…also you may wish to read works by Alrie Middlebrook and Judith Larner Lowry.

[Meryll Mallari-Mendoza]

thank you so much! 🙂 this sites would definitely help me too in my research but im currently modifying my topic. 😀

[Meryll Mallari-Mendoza]

okay! ill take note of it too. thanks much!

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