Plant Technology of the First Peoples of British Columbia (Royal BC Museum Handbook)
A concise reference on the plant technologies and traditional ecological knowledge of British Columbia's First Peoples, compiled by ethnobotanist Nancy J. Turner.
About This Book
This handbook documents the deep botanical knowledge held by Indigenous communities across British Columbia.
It explores how plants were identified, harvested, and transformed into essential tools, medicines, and foods.
The work draws on decades of collaboration between ethnobotanist Nancy J. Turner and First Nations knowledge holders.
Readers gain insight into sustainable land practices and the cultural significance of native plant species.
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