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ANTH 462 Ethnobotany Class	Access issues	Add entry
Alder	Alisma plantago-aquatica	Alisma plantago-aquatica word derivations
Alisma spp.	Ammi Majus	An Ethnobotanical Map
Annual Honesty (Money Plant)	Artichoke	Asking Permission the Right Way: The Ethics of Playing Nice?
Assignment 1	Assignment 2	Assignment 3
Assignment 4	Assignment 4- The Poppy	Avocado- From Ancient Aphrodesiac to Modern Health Food
Avocado- From Ancient Aphrodisiac to Modern Junk Food	Ayahuasca: The Vine of the Soul	Bananas (Assignment 4)
Banisteriopsis caapi	Belief Systems and entheogens	Berries
Biological pest control	Blackberries	Blanket flower
Botanical Name	Bracken Fern	Bracken Fern Uses
Bracken Fern as Food	Breakfast	Bridal bouquet
Calgary	Calgary usually votes conservative.	Catnip
Cattails	Cedar Trees in a Spiritual Context	Chamomile
Children & veggies: a new relationship growing?	Chives	Christianity through Colonial Domination
Coast Salish	Coastal Western Hemlock Zone	Common Dandelion
Common Plantain	Connected to Our Food	Connecting through landscape
Connections to Landscape: Our trip to UBC Farm	Conservative Party	Conspicuous consumption
Contact Zone	Context: Why Map?	Corn, Discovery, and the Newer, Cuter Version of History
Corn (Maize)	Cultural Keystone Species	Culturally Modified Trees
Dandelion	Dandelion Greens	Devil's Club
Dinner	Dogwood	Douglas Fir
Dried	Dye Plants	Dylan Gordon
Eating fireweed at UBC.	Ecological Harassment	Ecological Harassment? The emotional response to landscape change on South Campus, UBC
Edible Landscapes: Eat what you see	Edible Landscapes: Time, Memory, Learning	Edible Uses of Hedge Mustard
Edible landscapes	Elderberries	Emergent
Emic and Etic: A Floral Editorial	Emic and Etic: An Floral Editorial	Emotional Anthropology
Emotional Responses to Landscape Change: Table	Emotional responses to landscape change: UBC Farm and South Campus	Entering the Other World: Ayahuasca
Environmental and social impacts of large scale banana cultivation in Latin America	Ethical Issues in Mapping Ethnobotanical Spaces on UBC Campus	Ethical Space
Ethical Spaces	Ethics and Guerrilla Gardening	Ethnobotanical Class Recipes
Ethnobotanical Spaces	Ethnobotany	Ethnobotany 2008 GSS Article
Ethnobotany Class 2008	Etic and Emic: An Floral Editorial	Europe
Evening Primrose	Evil spirits	Exploring the pain of landscape change: A personal photo journal
Field Mint	Fireweed	First Nations of B.C. use salal as a food.
First Peoples and Oregon-grape	Floral Industry	Floral arrangements
Floral greens industry	Flower meanings	Fond memories of Nitobe Garden.
Food Evolutions	Forest companies use lots of trees.	Foxglove
Fresh	Friends of the UBC Farm	Frond
Going Against the Grain: A Lesson in Ethics	Governments: friends or enemies of indigenous people?	Grassy Knoll
Guerilla Gardening on the UBC Campus	Guerilla gardening	Harvesting Devils Club
Hedge Mustard	Helpful Links	Herbs
Horsetail	How to spell "guer(r?)illa"	Huckleberry Jam
ISE Code of Ethics	Immigrant harvest of salal in Washington state.	Ingold's Temporal Landscapes
Invasive plant species	Invasive species	Jam recipe
Jam recipes	Jams	Jeri Sparrow
Jewelweed	John Wesley Neill	Journeys through ethical spaces
Kava	Kwakwaka’wakw	Labrador Tea
Lamb's Quarter Uses	Lamb's Quarters	Landscape Architecture
Landscapes of Memory	Latin America	Learning Through Play
Learning ethics	List of Plants UBC Farm	Lunch
Main Page	Making Jam	Making Jam: The Process
Making Jam: The Project	Mapping Ethnobotanical Spaces on the UBC Campus	Marginalization of the UBC Farm
Medicinal Uses of Hedge Mustard	Megaliths and Sacred Wells	Memory & Landscapes
Mental Farmscapes from UBC Farm	Mescalito	Middle Ground
Musqueam	Musqueam Creek	My UBC Dye Kit
Nancy Turner	NarratingLandscapes Project	Neem
Nitobe Japanese Garden	Non-timber forest product	Nuu-chah-nulth
Nuxalk	Online instructions on how to use medicinal plants?	Opium
Oregon-grape	Oregon Grape Jelly	Ornamental but Invasive
Pacific Spirit Park	Paper Proposal-Wedding Flowers	People Related to Salal-The Forgotten Berry
People Related to Salal Berry	Perennial	Pest
Peyote	Phenology	Plant Materials that can be used for Dyes
Plants Used for Dyeing	Poppies	Poppy
Poppy (Assignment 4)	Prior informed consent	Project Proposal: UBC Rose Garden
Proposal: Mapping Ethnobotanical Spaces on the UBC Campus	Quinoa	Reconnecting Through the UBC Farm
Red Clover	Red Huckleberry	Red Huckleberry Cakes, Making of
Relate entries	Research Project - Devil's Club	Research Project Proposals
Research Proposal: Ayahuasca: The Vine of the Soul	Rhododendron Wood	Riparian
Rose	Roses	Rural landscapes
Saffron (Assignment 4)	Salal	Salal-The Forgotten Berry
Salal Berry	Salal Berry Jam	Salal grows all around Vancouver
Scotch Broom	Seed Bombs	Semantics or Presumptions?
Shifts in perception through the UBC first aid kit	Silverweed	Sitka Mountain Ash
Skunk Cabbage	Skunk Cabbage, Uses	Smartweed
South Campus	Southeast Asia	Spicy
Spirits	Spruce	Stinging Nettle
Sto:lo	Students wrote about UBC Farm in Assignment 1	Submerged
Surviving Vancouver	Surviving Vancouver-proposal	Taking Things Out of Context: Problems in Research Ethics
Tansy	Test	Tester
Thanksgiving Ceremonies	The Calgary Stampede is the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth	The Dyeing Process: Some tips on dyeing with different materials
The Language of Flowers	The Mother Grain	The Space Between
The Survive Vancouver Experiment	The UBC Campus Map	Thistle
Time, Memory, Learning	Tsimshian	UBC
UBC Botanical Garden	UBC Botanical Garden and Centre for Plant Research	UBC Dye Kit Journal
UBC Equity Office	UBC Farm	UBC Farm: An Urban Oasis
UBC Rose Garden	UBC farm	UBC first aid kit
UBC first aid kit plants	Understory	United States of America
University of British Columbia	Use of Devil's Club	Uses of Evening Primrose
Uses of Salal-The Forgotten Berry	Uses of Salal Berry	Uses of Scottish Thistle
Uses of Yellow Cedar	Vancouver	Voucher Specimen Label
Walking to Wreck Beach	Washington State	Wedding Plants/Flowers
Weed	Weeds	Western Red-cedar
What Is Guerrilla Gardening?	Why You Should See Ethnobotany at UBC For Yourself	Winter
Wolf Lichen	Women, herbs, fertility and destiny: Indigenous contraceptives through out history	Words of Praise to Cedars
Working with Cedar	Working with Cedar - A Photo Journal	Wreck Beach
Yarrow	Yellow Cedar