In The Caribbean Garden With Ethnobotanist Ina Vandebroek

In The Caribbean Garden With Ethnobotanist Ina Vandebroek Youtube Dr. ina vandebroek’s research is at the intersection of floristics, ethnobotany, community health, and conservation. she has twenty years of experience in research and international cooperation projects in bolivia, the caribbean and new york city. currently she conducts fieldwork in jamaica, in partnership with local community members and. New york botanical garden researcher, ina vandebroek, ph. d., visits the historic enid a. haupt conservatory to talk about some of the plants featured in the.

The Caribbean Garden With An Ethnobotanist Plant Talk We took a quick visit to the enid a. haupt conservatory with ina, where many caribbean specimens are on display during the caribbean garden. “medicinal plants are a source for a lot of today’s pharmaceutical medicines,” said vandebroek. “caribbean urban ethnobotanies in new york city” a (virtual) lunchtime lecture by dr. ina vandebroek join us as ethnobotanist dr. ina vandebroek from the university of the west indies in mona, jamaica, shares her ethnobotanical research. for more than two decades, researchers at the new york botanical garden have studied urban ethnobotany—particularly the knowledge and […]. Ina collecting plants for botanical identification in jamaica in 2014. an interview with ina vandebroek, associate curator, new york botanical garden. as part of a new interview series for the seb* ~3,000 words, 25 minutes reading time. please describe yourself in your own words. Ina vandebroek is an ethnobotanist working in the areas of floristics, ethnobotany and community health. since 2005, she has worked at the new york botanical garden in the institute of economic botany. she has worked on ethnobotanical projects in north america, the caribbean, and south america.

Ina Vandebroek New York Botanical Garden Ina collecting plants for botanical identification in jamaica in 2014. an interview with ina vandebroek, associate curator, new york botanical garden. as part of a new interview series for the seb* ~3,000 words, 25 minutes reading time. please describe yourself in your own words. Ina vandebroek is an ethnobotanist working in the areas of floristics, ethnobotany and community health. since 2005, she has worked at the new york botanical garden in the institute of economic botany. she has worked on ethnobotanical projects in north america, the caribbean, and south america. Ina vandebroek, ph.d., is a research associate and project director of dominican traditional medicine for urban community health with the botanical garden’s institute of economic botany. she has also conducted research on the medicinal uses of plants for community healthcare in bolivia since 2000. photo of ina by bert de leenheer. Ina is an ethnobotanist and postdoctoral research associate at the new york botanical garden. opens in a new window ina vandebroek is an ethnobotanist. practices from the caribbean, salsa.