endangered and medicinal plants and helps build
conservation strategies to preserve disappearing
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| Research just in! Read grantee Arika Virapongse's newly submitted thesis: Ethnomedicine and Materia Medica used by Kui traditional healers in Northeast Thailand. |
| BOTANY IN ACTION CELEBRATES 10TH ANNIVERSARY RAISES OVER $50,000 TOWARDS ENDOWMENT |
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| Grantees, Mentors & Supporters at BIA's 10th Anniversary Party. |
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| Botany in Action fêted its 10 year anniversary in the fall of 2005, and celebrants contributed over $50,000 to BIA's endowment fund, which now is 50% funded toward its goal of $400,000. Interest from the endowment will fund annual fieldwork grants. Thanks to all who helped achieve this great result! If you would like to make a financial contribution, contact Paula Sculley or Susan Clancy for more information on how to help. |
| 2006 Grantees Four new, talented students receive grants from BIA to conduct fieldwork.
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