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2025 Distinguished Ethnobiologist: Dr. Leslie Main Johnson
It is our distinct pleasure to announce this year’s Distinguished Ethnobiologist, Dr. Leslie Main Johnson, Professor Emerita of Anthropology at... read more
2025 Distinguished Ethnobiologist:
Dr. Leslie Main Johnson
Dr. Leslie Main Johnson
It is our distinct pleasure to announce this year’s Distinguished Ethnobiologist, Dr. Leslie Main Johnson, Professor Emerita of Anthropology at Athabsasca University. Join us in celebrating her remarkable career in ethnobiology, virtually or in-person in beautiful Incline Village, Lake Tahoe this May!
Society of Ethnobiology
Welcome,
We are a non-profit organization of scholars, activists and communities promoting and supporting the interdisciplinary study of past and present relationships between peoples and the environment.
Ethnobiology is the scientific study of dynamic relationships among people, biota, and environments. The Society of Ethnobiology gathers and disseminates knowledge of ethnobiology and fosters ongoing appreciation for the richness of ethnobiology worldwide.
Sample the website for a taste of the diversity of ethnobiological research and learn about the rich relationships between people and their biological worlds.
Explore Our Publications
A gold open access, fully online, peer reviewed journal for publication of short communications. Volume 15 out now. Click here
A peer-reviewed monograph series featuring interdisciplinary ethnobiology research Click here
Engage with us on our Forage! Blog
The Forage! Blog is a space for sharing the stories and knowledge of our society and the ethnobiology community. Our members share lessons from their work, reflect on current events, and use ethnobiology to engage with our changing world. Click here to learn more
Meet Us at Our Annual Conference - May 21–24, 2025, University of Nevada, Reno at Lake Tahoe
The annual Ethnobiology Conference brings together people from an extraordinarily rich variety of backgrounds, disciplines, and geographic locations, all seeking to understand the myriad interactions of human cultures with plants and animals, past and present, worldwide. It attracts academics, students, museum staff, government and non-governmental agency personnel, interested laypeople, and Native/indigenous community members. Learn more
Our Mentors Speak Videos & Audio
Interact with our society's knowledgeable elders and mentors.
Online & Print Memberships
PRINT Memberships
starting at:$160
- Membership term: 1 year from date of purchase
- Includes printed copy of Journal of Ethnobiology