Ethnobotanist

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An ethnobotanist studies a region's plants and their practical uses through the traditional knowledge of local culture and people.

TRAINING/EDUCATION NEEDED

The minimum education required is a Bachelor's and a Master's degree.

WHERE TO STUDY

For 2- and 4-year college and university programs across the country, visit our Where to Study page.

SALARY EXPECTATIONS

In May 2020, the median yearly salary for an ethnobotanist was $73,264, according to SimplyHired.com. For more information, visit Study.com's Ethnobotanist Profile.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS

VIDEOS AND TESTIMONIALS

Learn about ethnobotany from Marc Williams of Plants and Healers International.