High altitude grazing is widespread around the globe and also has a long tradition in
European mountain regions. One-third of the Swiss farmland consists of summer pastures …

In this essay, I claim that the primary aim of ethnobiological research is now to document
disappearing traditional knowledge. This is an absolute priority due to the rate at which …

The geographical and ecological features of Transylvania enable the wide ethnobotanical
use of pine species. The aim of this study was to survey the current ethnomedicinal and …

Evidence‐based conservation can benefit substantially from multiple knowledge sources
and different knowledge systems. While traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) and …

Local, adaptive traditional grassland management systems have played a fundamental role
in the creation, maintenance and conservation of high nature value (HNV) grasslands. The …

From the beginning of recorded history through the present day, dermatologic disorders
have been treated with ethnomedicine remedies. We present the ethnodermatologic …

Background Wild edible plants as well as medicinal herbs are still widely used natural
resources in Eastern Europe that are frequently accessed by the local population …

High nature-value grasslands including mountain hay meadows are among the most
species-rich habitats in Europe. Mountain hay meadows were developed and maintained by …

The use of hellebore (Helleborus) species for medical purposes has a long-standing
tradition. Our work aimed at providing a historical survey of their medicinal application in …

Összefoglaló: A természetvédelemben–az elmúlt évtizedekben lezajlott szemléletváltás
következményeként–a természetvédelmi szakmán kívüli érintettek bevonása egyre nagyobb …