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authorities on Tibetan
medicine, work with the
People and Plants
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The People and
Plants Initiative
Ethnobotany,
Conservation and Community
Development
WWF
International, UNESCO and the
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
created the People and Plants
Initiative in 1992. We carry out
applied research projects,
community workshops, exchanges
and training courses with young
ethnobotanists from developing
countries who are interested in
conservation and community
development. In order to
disseminate results and
information, we produce videos
and publications, including
methods manuals, working papers
and the People and Plants
Handbook.
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