Ayurveda & The Global Market for Medicinal Plants
Post Series: Reflections on India Continuing my post series to give some more in-depth reflections on my experience in India. […]
Watch Out for the Underdogs
Everyone loves spectacular fields of wildflowers in peak display, but don’t forget there are some more unusual and uncommon among
The Fireworks of Flowers or Crispy Foodstuff?
Dahlias cultivars (Dahlia spp.) are so popular as gardening plants they have been bred into almost any size shape and
A Gift from the Gods or a Threat to Society?
Diviner’s Sage (Salvia divinorum) is a tender rainforest perennial from the primary and secondary cloud forests in the Sierra Mazateca
Beach Botany!
Biodiversity rich areas can *both* be conserved and make money for local cultures. For example, in Mexico, off the coast
The Spice of Many Disguises
Allspice (Pimenta dioica) is a tree native to Mexico, Central America and the Greater Antilles, which produces a commonly traded
New Award-Winning Film Out: 1000 Pines
As we celebrate Earth Month, join 12 Mexican tree planters who spend months away from their families to revitalize American
Eats Flies and Cancer!(…And not an April Fool’s Joke!)
The Venus Fly Trap (Dionaea muscipula), native to the East Coast of the US, contains well over a dozen multi-functional
Shifting Global Supply Chains
Why India is Emerging as a Lead Contender…Post Series: Reflections on India Continuing my post series to give some more
Mexican Traditional Medicine
Post Series: Global Traditional Medicine Systems In order to spread awareness about the rich living herbal traditions from around the