ALT Award announcement graphic for the Society for Ethnobotany. A dark green banner at the top reads "The Society for Ethnobotany." Below, bold dark green text reads "Mary W. Klinger Book Award" with "2026 Award Winner" in lighter green beneath it. To the left is an image of the book cover for "The Botanic Age: Planting the Seeds of Human Evolution" by Dean Falk, featuring an illustrated acacia tree against a light blue background. To the right, the book title and author name are displayed in dark green text. The bottom section shows the Society for Ethnobotany logo alongside the website www.ethnobotany.org on a green background.

ALT A promotional graphic for the Society for Ethnobotany 2026 conference. A woman with short, curly dark brown hair and blue eyes smiles softly at the camera. She is wearing a dark navy V-neck top and gold hoop earrings. The background is a plain light gray with a dark green tint overlay. A bright green border frames the image. At the top center, green text reads "Distinguished Ethnobotanist Award, 3 June 2026, 18h." Along the bottom, large bold green text reads "Tinde van Andel" with smaller text below reading "Naturalis Biodiversity Center." The SEB 2026 conference logo appears in the upper left corner.

ALT A dark teal promotional graphic for the Society for Ethnobotany 2026 conference. At the top, large bold green text reads "Distinguished Ethnobotanist Award." Below that, in smaller green text: "A lecture by Tinde van Andel," followed by a short green decorative line. In the lower portion, bold green text reads "Wednesday, 3rd June 2026, 18h," followed by the venue in regular green text: "Auditorium, MO.CO. Montpellier Contemporain, La Panacée, Montpellier." The SEB 2026 Undisciplined Ethnobotany Montpellier logo appears in the bottom left corner.

ALT A dark teal graphic displaying a speaker biography in green text. The name "Tinde van Andel" appears in bold at the start. The biography reads: Tinde van Andel, professor of Ethnobotany at Leiden University and Naturalis Biodiversity Center in the Netherlands, is the 2026 recipient of the SEB Distinguished Ethnobotanist Award. Her groundbreaking research spans medicinal and ritual plants, ancient crops, and the ethnobotanical connections between Suriname, the Dutch Caribbean, and West and Central Africa, tracing plant migrations across continents and recovering knowledge lost to colonial erasure. Known for her novel methods and interdisciplinary approach, she bridges science, humanities, and justice while mentoring the next generation of ethnobotanists. Dr. van Andel will deliver a special lecture at this year's SEB Annual Meeting, where she will be recognized for her exceptional contributions to the field and to the Society. The SEB 2026 Undisciplined Ethnobotany Montpellier logo appe

ALT A light gray graphic displaying the logos of the Society for Ethnobotany and its 2026 conference partners and sponsors. At the top center is the Society for Ethnobotany logo, featuring two green hands cradling green leaves in a circular emblem. Below it, the partner logos are arranged in five rows: Row 1: Université de Montpellier (red circular seal with a stylized M), Faculté de Médecine Montpellier-Nîmes Depuis 1220 (red and gray crest), and Faculté Pharmacie Montpellier (dark teal circular seal). Row 2: IMBE (dark red text with colorful wave lines), AFERP (green leaf logo with French text for the Francophone Association for Education and Research in Pharmacognosy), the Université de Montpellier circular seal, and Institut ExposUM Université de Montpellier (teal and gray text logo). Row 3: Octaave (multicolored geometric logo, Communauté de Scientifiques d'Occitanie Transitions vers l'Agroécologie), Défis Clés Occitanie (bold red and black text), La Région Occitanie Pyrénées-Méditerr

ALT A promotional graphic for the Society for Ethnobotany 2026 conference. A woman with dark hair pulled back smiles warmly at the camera. She is wearing a black coat over a cream-colored button-up cardigan and a white turtleneck, with gold hoop earrings. The background shows a cityscape with a bay and hills at dusk, with a pink and blue sky. A bright green border frames the image. In the upper right, green text reads "Keynote, 2 June 2026, 13.30h." Along the bottom, large bold green text reads "Xiaoyue Li" with smaller text below reading "Southern Methodist University." The SEB 2026 conference logo appears in the upper left corner.

ALT Flyer for the SEB Social Media Manager Position, a call for applications open to current SEB student members. Details include: Time Commitment: 1 hour per week, Remote work, Term from August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027, Rate: $750 per year in two payments of $375. Responsibilities include promoting Society publications and monitoring social media. Application deadline is June 18, 2026. Two QR codes link to the application and job description. The SEB logo appears in the upper right corner.

ALT A promotional graphic for the Society for Ethnobotany 2026 conference. A young woman with long dark wavy hair, partially pulled up, smiles softly at the camera. She is wearing a white lace or crochet top. The background shows green foliage with a dark green tint overlay. A bright green border frames the image. In the upper right, green text reads "Keynote, 2 June 2026, 9h." Along the bottom, large bold green text reads "Kenza Benabderrazik" with smaller text below reading "ETH Zürich, SAE Greenhouse Art-Lab." The SEB 2026 conference logo appears in the upper left corner.

ALT A dark teal promotional graphic for the Society for Ethnobotany 2026 conference. At the top, large bold green text displays the keynote title: "Cultivating a Third Space: Experimental Pathways for Agroecological Transformation." Below that, in smaller green text: "A keynote by Kenza Benabderrazik," followed by a short green decorative line. In the lower portion, bold green text reads "Tuesday, 2nd June 2026, 9h," followed by the venue in regular green text: "Amphithéâtre Charles Flahaut, Institut de Botanique, Montpellier." The SEB 2026 Undisciplined Ethnobotany Montpellier logo appears in the bottom left corner.

ALT A dark teal graphic displaying a speaker biography in green text. The name "Kenza Benabderrazik" appears in bold at the start. The biography reads: Kenza Benabderrazik is a researcher and lecturer in the Sustainable Agroecosystems Group at ETH Zürich, working at the intersection of agroecology, political ecology, and art-science dialogue. Her work focuses on food system resilience, water governance, and agroecological transitions, with an emphasis on decolonial and feminist approaches in Africa. Alongside her scientific work, Kenza initiates platforms for collaboration between artists, researchers, and communities, including the SAE Greenhouse Art-Lab. Her writing and public engagements contribute to ongoing discussions on post-growth, ecology, and food systems transformation. The SEB 2026 Undisciplined Ethnobotany Montpellier logo appears in the bottom left corner.

ALT A promotional graphic for the Society for Ethnobotany 2026 conference. A medium-skinned man wearing a wide-brimmed black hat, rectangular glasses with blue-tinted lenses, and a dark navy turtleneck sweater stands with his arms crossed, looking to his left. The photo has a dark green tint overlay. A bright green border frames the image. In the upper right corner, green text reads "Keynote, 1 June 2026, 13.30h." Along the bottom, large bold green text reads "Darío Iza Pilaquinga" with smaller text below reading "Kitu Kara Indigenous Nation." The SEB 2026 conference logo appears in the upper left corner.

ALT A dark teal promotional graphic for the Society for Ethnobotany 2026 conference. At the top, large bold green text displays the bilingual keynote title: "La pachamama como titular de derechos, Pachamama as Rights Holder." Below that, in smaller green text: "A keynote by Darío Iza Pilaquinga," followed by a short green decorative line. In the lower portion of the graphic, bold green text reads "Monday, 1st June 2026, 13.30h," followed by the venue in regular green text: "Amphithéâtre Charles Flahaut, Institut de Botanique, Montpellier." The SEB 2026 Undisciplined Ethnobotany Montpellier logo appears in the bottom left corner.

ALT A dark teal graphic displaying a speaker biography in green text. The name "Darío Iza Pilaquinga" appears in bold at the start of the paragraph. The biography reads: Darío Iza Pilaquinga is a Kitu Kara poet, member of the La Toglla Community, and president of the Kitu Kara People's Governing Council, part of the ECUARUNARI-CONAIE structure. He is persecuted by the Ecuadorian government for his defense of collective rights and the rights of nature, as he leads the case that recognized the Machángara River as a subject of rights. He is a social communicator with an emphasis on media literacy, art, and culture from the Central University of Ecuador, and holds a Master's degree in visual anthropology from the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, FLACSO, Ecuador. He has co-authored two poetry books: "Somos: poesía comunitario" (2023) and "Resistencia: levantar indígena y popular, 2019" (2022), and has participated in poetry events and lectures on collective rights, plurinationality, a

ALT A light gray graphic displaying the logos of the Society for Ethnobotany and its 2026 conference partners and sponsors. At the top center is the Society for Ethnobotany logo, featuring two green hands cradling green leaves in a circular emblem. Below it, the partner logos are arranged in five rows: Row 1: Université de Montpellier (red circular seal with a stylized M), Faculté de Médecine Montpellier-Nîmes Depuis 1220 (red and gray crest), and Faculté Pharmacie Montpellier (dark teal circular seal). Row 2: IMBE (dark red text with colorful wave lines), AFERP (green leaf logo with French text for the Francophone Association for Education and Research in Pharmacognosy), the Université de Montpellier circular seal, and Institut ExposUM Université de Montpellier (teal and gray text logo). Row 3: Octaave (multicolored geometric logo, Communauté de Scientifiques d'Occitanie Transitions vers l'Agroécologie), Défis Clés Occitanie (bold red and black text), La Région Occitanie Pyrénées-Méditerr

ALT Promotional graphic with a green border featuring a smiling woman with curly brown hair wearing a sleeveless gray turtleneck, photographed outdoors with a blurred mountain landscape in the background. Green text in the upper right reads "Keynote, 1 June 2026, 9h." Large bold green text at the bottom reads "Sandrine Gallois," followed by her institution: "Institut Botànic de Barcelona, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científica." The SEB 2026 conference logo appears in the upper left corner.

ALT Graphic with a dark teal background and bright green text. The title reads: "Knowledge in Motion: Rethinking Human-plant Relationships through a Holistic Approach." Below reads "A keynote by Sandrine Gallois." Event details in bold list the date and time as "Monday, 1st June 2026, 9h," with the location listed as "Amphithéâtre Charles Flahaut, Institut de Botanique, Montpellier." The SEB 2026 Undisciplined Ethnobotany Montpellier logo appears in the lower left corner.

ALT Graphic with a dark teal background and bright green text presenting a speaker biography. In bold, "Sandrine Gallois" is identified as an ethnobotanist with an interdisciplinary background in cultural anthropology, botany, and childhood studies. The bio describes her work bridging the diversity of human-plant relationships and their multiple dimensions, grounded in long-term partnerships with Indigenous and local communities. Her research addresses the impacts of global change on local livelihoods, diets, health systems, and cultures. Her contributions include Indigenous livelihoods in shifting contexts, children's roles in cultural dynamics, biocultural diversity, and art-based approaches for transformative learning. The SEB 2026 logo appears in the lower left corner.

ALT A light gray slide displaying the logos of SEB 2026 conference partners and sponsors. At the top center is the Society for Ethnobotany logo, featuring two green hands cradling plant leaves in a circular emblem. Below, partner logos are arranged in rows. Row one includes: Université de Montpellier, Faculté de Médecine Montpellier-Nîmes, and Faculté de Pharmacie. Row two includes: IMBE, AFERP (Association Francophone pour l'Enseignement et la Recherche en Pharmacognosie), and Institut ExposUM, Université de Montpellier. Row three includes: Octaave (Communauté de Scientifiques d'Occitanie, Transitions vers l'Agroécologie), Défis Clés Occitanie, La Région Occitanie Pyrénées-Méditerranée, MSH Sud (Maison des Sciences de l'Homme), and France 2030. Row four includes: CIRAD, CNRS, IRD (Institut de Recherche pour le Développement France), and MAK!T, Université de Montpellier. At the bottom are two additional partners: Haenke, and MO.CO. Panacée Centre d'Art Contemporain.

ALT Call for Abstracts graphic for the 14th Society for Ethnobotany Kenya and 7th NAPRECA-K International Conference. The graphic features a white and dark green color scheme with botanical imagery including a mortar and pestle, laboratory glassware, green leaves, and herbs. The Society for Ethnobotany logo appears in the upper left and the NAPRECA logo in the upper right. The conference theme, "Indigenous Knowledge and Innovations in Natural Products Research," is displayed in a dark green banner. Key details shown include the conference dates of June 18-19, 2026, a virtual format, and an abstract submission deadline of June 5, 2026. A trophy graphic notes that presenters with outstanding innovation ideas will be recognized. The registration link and contact email sebnaprecakenya@gmail.com appear at the bottom.