The International Society of Ethnobiology
is committed to understanding the complex relationships between human societies and their environments and recognizes that traditional knowledge holders are vital to our success. Ethnobiologists acknowledge that Indigenous peoples, traditional societies, and local communities are critical to the conservation of biocultural diversity. Learn more…
is committed to understanding the complex relationships between human societies and their environments and recognizes that traditional knowledge holders are vital to our success. Ethnobiologists acknowledge that Indigenous peoples, traditional societies, and local communities are critical to the conservation of biocultural diversity. Learn more…
We are a dynamic meeting ground for international, regional, and local activities that involve biocultural diversity, resource rights, applied ethics and other aspects of ethnobiology in a multi-disciplinary and cross-cultural context. Learn more…
The ISE Code of Ethics and Ethics Toolkit are part of the Ethics Program, which aims to facilitate ethical conduct and equitable relationships by supporting meaningful collaboration and reciprocal responsibility in research involving biocultural knowledge. Learn more…
The ISE Global Coalition actively supports meaningful dialogue between Indigenous peoples, scientists, environmentalists and policy makers towards developing a unified strategy to defend the biocultural diversity of planet Earth. Learn more…
The ISE Fellowship program offers financial support to individuals and groups working to build ethnobiology and ethnoecology as a discipline, while promoting ethical research practices and processes. Learn more…
The next ISE Congress will be held in Bhutan in June 2014. The biennial Congresses, held around the world, facilitate cross-cultural dialogue and nurture an ethical space for exchange of diverse worldviews across geographical and cultural boundaries. Learn more…
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