International Journal of Advanced Ethnobotany Research and Applications

The inaugural issue of the International Journal of Advanced Ethnobotany Research and Applications (IJAERA) presents a compilation of groundbreaking studies that explore the diverse and invaluable ethnobotanical knowledge of indigenous communities, with a special focus on the Sasak tribe of Lombok, Indonesia. This volume highlights the significant role that traditional plant-based knowledge plays in sustaining cultural heritage, promoting sustainable agricultural practices, and conserving endangered species.

The articles featured in this issue delve into various aspects of ethnobotany, from the use of medicinal plants in traditional healing practices to the development of natural pesticides from ethnobotanical resources. By documenting and analyzing the ethnobotanical practices of native tribes, this issue underscores the importance of preserving this knowledge for future generations.

Through comparative studies and case analyses, the issue offers insights into the ways ethnobotanical knowledge can be harnessed to address contemporary challenges in biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. The contributions in this volume aim to foster a deeper understanding of the intersection between cultural heritage and ecological sustainability, advocating for the integration of traditional wisdom into modern scientific and environmental strategies.