The 45th Annual Conference of the Society of Ethnobiology

A roundtable discussion titled “When we listen, what can we hear? Foregrounding listening methods in ethnobotany” will take place at The 45th Annual Conference of the Society of Ethnobiology in St. Louis, MO on April 26, 2024, and features participants from The Land Institute, University of Kansas, Indigenous communities, and the community-based Palestinian research group Makaneyyat, all of whom are investigating the roles of food plants in our lives and cultures through ethnobotany, perennial crop development, art, restoration, participatory research, and education.

The 2024 Annual conference will be completely hybrid. All virtual attendees will be able to present and attend conference sessions via Zoom, and in-person participants can attend from the Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center of the Missouri Botanical Garden.

Click here for registration details and here to learn more about The Land Institute’s participation in the event (by scrolling down to the Friday, April 26th sessions and selecting “Session Description” under the name of the roundtable discussion listed above).