Current Project Annoucement

Phase 2: Ethnobotany Study for Culebra, PR

Phase 2 of this project focuses on the systematic documentation of oral histories from local community members in Culebra to examine observed changes in island habitats over time. These qualitative, place-based accounts contribute to a deeper understanding of the environmental, cultural, and ecological impacts of habitat change. By integrating community-derived knowledge, the project supports adaptive natural resource management and informs policy development that addresses both current conditions and future habitat challenges.

The development of Phase 2 is made possible through the generous funding provided by Applied Heritage and Resource Solutions.

Meet the Team

Britsy Rizo and Kate Payne, Research Assistants for AHRS.


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