Topic:Ethnobotany
From Wikiversity
Ethnobotany Department
Welcome to the Ethnobotany department of the Ethnologies division of the School of Ethnology and the School of plant sciences!
Contents |
[edit] About our department
Welcome to the ethnobotany department! This is a forum for creating learning resources pertaining to everything ethnobotany. Ethnobotany is an interdisciplinary study, therefore please list your courses in the School of Ethnology under the appropriate department, or perhaps in another relevant department elsewhere on Wikiversity, especially scientific departments. Resources are organized alphabetically. See also our learning stream for coordination of learning projects and learners. Please ensure the relevance and quality of your resources so that our department can be a valuable resource for learners.
[edit] Bulletin board
- 27 August 2009 - department founded!
[edit] Department staff
Anybody can assist our department's maintenance and resource crews anonymously. However, if you intend to be a frequent contributor to our department, please list your name below to help our department grow!
- Maintenance taskforce: categories, templates, etc.
- Trinity507
- your name here!
- Resource taskforce: checking relevance, quality and ease of use
- Trinity507
- your name here!
[edit] To do
Anybody can help out with the tasks on this list:
- Write a short summary of the study of ethnobotany, referencing both other Wikimedia projects and outside references. This is not intended to be an exhaustive article, merely an overview for curious visitors. See the Anishinabe department for an example of what we are looking for.
- We encourage all participants in our department to join and help out with the Bloom Clock - sign up on the Contributors page!
[edit] See also
- Ethnobotany essay, as of yet incomplete
- Plantlore department a similar department part of the School of Plant Sciences, but with a broader focus
