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Are you a plant lover, an artist, gardener, herbalist, educator, changemaker or activist? Do you want to learn about the ingenuity of the plant world, and how different human cultures relate to plants? Then this course is for you! The study of ethnobotany helps us understand how people in different cultures relate to plants for their survival, their health, wellbeing and meaning making. Understanding the diversity of human cultures and their relationship with the plant world, can help us repair our relationship with nature. This course is based on the MSc ethnobotany at the University of Kent, the first of its kind in the world and the only graduate course in Europe. The lessons are accessible to anyone with curiosity for people and plants, there will be weekly creative and exploratory projects and space for your questions. Start learning today about people, plants and human cultures, the study and research methods of ethnobotany, indigenous wisdom and traditional knowledge!

* 5% of your investment will be donated to nonprofit Allianza Arkana

** If you are keen to join the course but the price is stopping you, get in touch with me. I offer 1 seat with 50% discount on each cohort!