Introduction to Ethnobiology - Kefalew, Alemayehu;Sintayehu, Sara
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These days, although we are living in the 21st century we are still facing challenges particularly in relation to Biodiversity conservation; and health & food security issues. Even the so-called Western Sciences alone could not bring the desirable and most expected progress in these areas. Thus, mainstreaming the use of traditional knowledge in relation to the use of plants (Ethnobotany), animals (Ethnozoology) and resource management & conservation (Ethnoecology) in the academic institutions would contribute a lot to bring desirable changes on the aforementioned issues.

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These days, although we are living in the 21st century we are still facing challenges particularly in relation to Biodiversity conservation; and health & food security issues. Even the so-called Western Sciences alone could not bring the desirable and most expected progress in these areas. Thus, mainstreaming the use of traditional knowledge in relation to the use of plants (Ethnobotany), animals (Ethnozoology) and resource management & conservation (Ethnoecology) in the academic institutions would contribute a lot to bring desirable changes on the aforementioned issues.
Autorenporträt
Alemayehu Kefalew ist Dozent für Botanik an der Debre Markos Universität (Äthiopien). Er studierte Biologie (BSc) an der Universität Dilla und Botanik (MSc und PhD) in Vegetationsökologie an der Universität Addis Abeba (AAU). Sara Sintayehu ist Dozentin für Biodiversität an der Universität Haramaya. Sie studierte Biologie für ihren BSc und MSc in Biodiversität an der AAU.