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2026 Distinguished Ethnobiologist: Dr. Robert A. Bye Jr.
It is with great pleasure that we announce the 2026 Distinguished Ethnobiologist is Dr. Robert A. Bye Jr. As described by his colleagues in his n... read more
2026 Distinguished Ethnobiologist:
Dr. Robert A. Bye Jr.
Dr. Robert A. Bye Jr.
It is with great pleasure that we announce the 2026 Distinguished Ethnobiologist is Dr. Robert A. Bye Jr. As described by his colleagues in his nomination letter, Bob has been a part of the society and its meetings from the beginning. Please join us at the Annual Meeting in Sewanne to celebrate Bob’s distinguished career and long commitment to the Society of Ethnobiology!
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