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期刊名:Journal of ethnobiology and ethnomedicine

缩写:J ETHNOBIOL ETHNOMED

ISSN:N/A

e-ISSN:1746-4269

IF/分区:5.1/Q1

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Banteamlak Habtamu,Getinet Masresha,Worku Misganaw et al. Banteamlak Habtamu et al.
Background: Medicinal plants are central to primary healthcare and cultural identity, especially in remote areas with limited access to modern health services. Ethnomedicinal knowledge in the study area has not yet been d...
Alemnesh Goshe,Getinet Masresha,Muluye Asnakew et al. Alemnesh Goshe et al.
Background: Wild edible plants (WEPs) play a crucial role in rural livelihoods, food security, and cultural heritage in Ethiopia. Despite their importance, comprehensive documentation of WEP diversity, utilization, and as...
Caique Vasconcelos Dantas,Eraldo Medeiros Costa Neto,Elmo Borges de Azevedo Koch et al. Caique Vasconcelos Dantas et al.
Despite increasing attention following recent catastrophic wildfires in Brazil, research on Indigenous Fire Management remains fragmented across regions and disciplines. This study performed a systematic review, following PRISMA 2020 guidel...
Zhuo Cheng,Xiangxiang Lou,Ren-Ai Xu et al. Zhuo Cheng et al.
Background: The Gaoligongshan area, located in western Yunnan, China, is the richest biocultural diversity hotspot with unique geological history and ecological environment. Local people such as the Lisu, Nu, Dulong and H...
Tiziana Floridia,Jimlea Nadezhda Mendoza,Edy Fantinato et al. Tiziana Floridia et al.
Background: The islands of Sant'Erasmo and Vignole, nestled in the Venice Lagoon, are biocultural refugia, where local ecological knowledge (LEK) of local communities, vital for wetland conservation, is being eroded by fa...
Raivo Kalle,Mare Kõiva,Zsolt Molnár et al. Raivo Kalle et al.
Background: European landscapes have developed into biocultural heritage over millennia of extensive livestock production. Much of this biodiversity and cultural richness has been preserved by small-scale farms; however, ...
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Background: Many indigenous and ethnic communities have been displaced from their ancestral homelands and disconnected from their traditional dependencies on forests and rivers as a result of protected area management of ...
Michael Rapinski,Washington Soares Ferreira Júnior,Marc-Alexandre Tareau et al. Michael Rapinski et al.
Local medicinal systems, sometimes referred to as "traditional", are characterized by a strong integration between human, animal and ecosystem health, of which the rich interdependencies are central tenets of the One Health perspective. Dra...
Elodie Freymann,Fabien Schultz,Daniel Redfearn Elodie Freymann
Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) has historically been understood as uniquely human. However, emerging evidence from elephants, cetaceans, chimpanzees and other intelligent species suggests that some animal communities maintain and tr...