Winter 2023 Ethnobiology Newsletter |
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Journal of Ethnobiology News: Latest Issues out now!
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The 2023 Joint Conference between the Society of Ethnobiology and the Society for Economic Botany offers researchers, practitioners, and students from diverse disciplines and organizations the opportunity to discuss their work and consider how it can contribute to a better future. The annual meeting provides a fertile venue in which to trade ideas, methods, and practical solutions, as well as an opportunity to enter the life worlds of other professionals. The meeting this year is a hybrid conference (in-person and virtual options). SoE members are encourage to attend and submit papers.
Join us for workshops, Key Note talks, and field trips (to be announced soon!), and more! View the complete program here today.
Important Deadlines:
The Society of Ethnobiology publishes Ethnobiology Letters, a gold open access, fully online, peer reviewed journal for publication of short communications concerning ethnobiology, the study of the relationships between humans and environments in diverse spatial and temporal contexts.
Society of Ethnobiology Board Elections – Call for NominationsJoin the team! The following positions are open for the upcoming elections:
Learn more about each position, here! Read the current board member profiles here. Please send nominations to Liz, at president@ethnobiology.org by February 15, 2023. |
Every one of us can name at least one amazing senior colleague whose encouragement and guidance helped us get where we are right now—studying and researching in the world of ethnobiology. And our need for such colleagues never ends … everyone needs mentors, no matter what stage we are in our careers.
Perhaps you don’t realize that everyone also needs a mentee! Mentoring someone revives your interest in the field, generates new enthusiasm, and often teaches us old dogs a new thing or two. No matter how early in your career, it’s never too early to start sharing your knowledge and networks!
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