NAS 308 - Indigenous Ethnobotany

Units: 3

Rooted in Indigenous research paradigms and land-based pedagogies. Introduction to Indigenous ethnobotany through critical literature engagement, work with the regional tribal community, and research and experimentation. While focused on ethnobotany and ethnoecology, this course will also reorient scientists to decolonized methodologies and offer the relational building blocks for further work with interconnected human and more-than-human communities.
Division: Upper Division
Permission to enroll: No Special Consent Required
Grading mode: Optional Grade Basis
General Education: GE UD Area B: Math & Science
All University Requirements: DCG: Domestic
Sustainability: Sustainability Focused
Zero cost course materials: Zero cost course materials
Weekly: Lecture 3 hrs.
Possible Instruction Mode(s): In Person, Hybrid, Online

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