Tag Archives: São Paulo
Azaleea
By Liliana Usvat In Chinese culture, the azalea is known as “thinking of home bush” (sixiang shu) and is immortalized in the poetry of Du Fu and is used to rich effect in contemporary stories such as by Taiwanese author … Continue reading
Posted in Botanical Garden, Environment, Liliana Usvat Blog
Tagged anti-inflammatory, Azalea, Azalea indica, Azalea Trail Maids, Garden, grayanotoxin, Harvard's Arnold Arboretum, hepatoprotective, Magnolia Gardens, Nezu Shrine, North Carolina Azalea Festival, Pruning azaleas, Rhododendron, rhododendron is the national flower of Nepal, São Paulo, Sobaek Mountains, symbols of the city of São Paulo, The Azalea Trail, thinking of home bush, Third Mithridatic War, United States
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Forests and Native Indians Knowledges
by Liliana Usvat Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) TEK emphasizes the idea that individual plants and animals exist on their own terms. This sense of place and concern for individuals leads to two basic TEK concepts: all things are connected, which … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Forest, Liliana Usvat Blog
Tagged Agriculture, Amazon Basin, Atlantic Forest, Brazil, Caiçara, Ecology, Environment, Forest, Forest Weather Turism, Forestry, Forests and Water, Good future, LIliana Usvat Blog, Philosophy of science, Plant Forests, Plant research, São Paulo, Soil, United States, Wood
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Environment and Society 