Editorial board
Editorial Board Members
Dr. Amelia Hartwell, Ph.D.
Editor-in-Chief
- Expertise: Medicinal plants, traditional healing systems, and sustainable agriculture.
- Affiliation: Department of Ethnobotany, Global University of Natural Sciences.
- Contribution: Oversees the journal’s editorial direction, ensuring a balance between traditional knowledge and modern scientific research.
Dr. Sanjay Mehra, Ph.D.
Associate Editor
- Expertise: Indigenous knowledge systems, plant taxonomy, and biodiversity conservation.
- Affiliation: Research Center for Ethnobotany and Cultural Heritage, India.
- Contribution: Guides research submissions on indigenous practices and cultural ethnobotany, focusing on underrepresented communities.
Prof. Helena García, M.Sc.
Editorial Member
- Expertise: Ethnopharmacology, rural development, and community health.
- Affiliation: Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Universidad de las Plantas, Mexico.
- Contribution: Reviews manuscripts related to plant-based medicines and their socio-economic impact on rural communities.
Dr. Marcus Ingram, Ph.D.
Editorial Member
- Expertise: Economic botany, conservation biology, and ethnobotanical education.
- Affiliation: Department of Environmental Studies, Greenfield University, USA.
- Contribution: Promotes interdisciplinary approaches and the integration of ethnobotany into environmental education.
Dr. Fatima El-Mahdi, Ph.D.
Editorial Member
- Expertise: Desert flora, traditional water management, and climate adaptation.
- Affiliation: Sahara Institute of Ethnobotanical Studies, Morocco.
- Contribution: Focuses on the role of ethnobotany in climate resilience and sustainable resource management.
Our Mission
The EthnoLeaflets editorial board is committed to:
- Publishing high-quality research that bridges traditional practices with modern scientific discovery.
- Ensuring ethical documentation and dissemination of traditional knowledge.
- Providing a platform for diverse voices in ethnobotany, from researchers to community practitioners.
Become a Contributor
Interested in contributing to EthnoLeaflets? We welcome submissions from researchers, scholars, and practitioners in ethnobotany and related disciplines. Contact us at [email protected] for more information.