Sacred Forests and Spirit-Hills: The Mnong Gar Ecocosmology as an Indigenous Conservation Framework in Vietnam Access peer-reviewed studies, field reports, and academic articles on the ethno-botany and cultural significance of sacred flora in Southeast Asia.

Can ancient taboos beat modern forestry laws? 🌳

Decoding the Mnong Gar's "Taboo Software" in Vietnam. How "Spirit-Hills" and Indigenous ecocosmology regulate biodiversity better than state policing.

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#Ethnoecology #Conservation

The Green Taboo: Decoding the Spiritual Architecture of Vietnam's Annamite Mountains Updates from the field, cultural stories, and news on conservation efforts. Read the latest articles and interviews regarding Asia's sacred groves.

Vietnam's Annamite Mountains aren't wilderness; they're a cultural text. 🌿

For the Katu people, an "invisible architecture" of spirit trees and taboos protects the land. Indigenous cosmology functioning as rigorous conservation.
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#Ethnoecology #Vietnam #Heritage

Hello @bsky.app :) I am here to connect with people who are interested in #sustainability #TEK #ecoculturalidentity #ecoculture #ethnoecology #bushcraft #watershed #foraging #crafts #regeneration #forestschool #naturethereapy #natureconnection #phd #research :)

Marshmallow (Althaea officinalis)

Black elderberry (Sambucus nigra)

Currently off-vibing, nursing a throat virus with two epic plant people: marshmallow (wow!) and black elderberry (damn!).

Health products aren't regulated in Canada, so if you can find these from a local harvester you'll know you're in for some serious healing powers.

#ethnobotany #ethnoecology

Hey y’all, intro time: i have a background in cultural #anthropology, #ethnoecology, linguistics, and comparative religions. I have a passion for #animism cross culturally, traditional ecological knowledge, plant and animal studies, have been a student of #westernesotericism for 2 decades. 🤠

Ethnoecology (ETHNOBOTANY/NATIVE PLANTS) with Leigh Joseph — alie ward

Enjoyed this episode of @ologies.bsky.social featuring ethnobotanist Leigh Joseph. I learned a lot about sustainable harvesting vs foraging, respecting Indigenous knowledge vs cultural appropriation/exploitation, and useful advice on nature-based skincare.

#Ethnoecology #Botany #WomenInSTEM