The Alaska Ethnobotany Program is part of the Drumbeats Consortium funded by the Alaska Native-Serving and Native Hawaiian-Serving Institutions Education Competitive Grants Program [grant no. 2019-38426-30390/project accession no. 1020604] from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Thanks to our funding, we can offer scholarships to students enrolled in the EBOT certificate program or a minor in ethnobotany. The scholarships pay for tuition and tuition, travel (within Alaska), room and board for attending EBOT 100, Introduction to Ethnobotany. Interested in applying for a scholarship? Please contact us.
Our Drumbeats Consortium partner programs are:
- Environmental Studies
- Sustainable Energy
- High Latitude Range Management
- Tribal Stewardship
- Chukchi Food Security and Sovereignty Project
- For more information on the Drumbeats Consortium, please click here.