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Continuing and Distance Studies

BIOL 319/3.0: Ethnobotany

Delivery Mode: Online

Term Offered: Winter 2014

Session Dates: Jan 6-Apr 4, 2014

Exam Dates: Apr 10-26, 2014

Prerequisites: BIOL 102/3.0, BIOL 103/3.0, BIOL 201/3.0

This course is available to both Queen’s and non-Queen’s students. Non-Queen’s students (including interest students, visiting students, and new online degree students) must first apply for admission. The following course description is presented for informational purposes only and is subject to change.

Instructor

Dr. Bill Newcomb Learn more about the instructor...
E-mail: newcombw@queensu.ca
Phone: 613 533-6131

Course Description

This online biology course in ethnobotany is the study of culture arising from the relationship between indigenous peoples and local flora. The discipline of ethnobotany will be introduced and case studies used to examine the ways in which challenges such as climate change, deforestation, cultural assimilation and pressure to discover new medicines are changing global communities.

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Kingston, Ontario, Canada. K7L 3N6. 613.533.2000