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07 October

13:29

Op-Ed | Conflict Threatens to Generate Another Cycle of Refugee Seeds

By: Gary Paul Nabhan / Food Tank

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesFood Heritage and History

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15 June

14:33

Local Author and Ethnobotanist Wins a James Beard Award

Matt Sterner / Tucson Foodie

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesEssays for Hope and ReflectionFood Heritage and History

22 April

14:23

Seeds from Wild Crop Relatives Could Help Agriculture Weather Climate Change

By: Samuel Gilbert / Civil Eats

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesFamily, Community & PlaceFood Heritage and History

15 April

09:44

Seed Wars: History’s Deadliest Botany Rivalry

iHeart Radio

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesAudiocastsFood Heritage and History

23 January

16:58

Offering Seeds and Support Back to Indigenous-Led Rematriation and Reparation Efforts

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesCollaborative ConservationEssays for Hope and ReflectionFood Heritage and HistoryRedesigning Food Systems

08 January

19:21

Gary Paul Nabhan – Agave Spirits

Noorden Productions: Episode 112

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesAudiocastsFood Heritage and History

13 October

08:08

Historical changes in bird communities at Quitobaquito Springs, Arizona and impacts of climate, spring flow, and shift from Indigenous to federal-agency management

By: Aaron D. Flesch, Gary Paul Nabhan, and Peter Holm

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesCollaborative ConservationFood Heritage and History

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29 September

21:06

A new book tells the long history of agave spirits – and it’s not just margaritas and tequila shots

By Lauren Gilger / KJZZ

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesAudiocastsFarming InnovationsFood Heritage and HistoryRestoration Economy

16 June

12:28

Excerpts from ‘Agave Spirits’ Review: The Magic of the Mezcalero

By Brian P. Kelly, Wall Street Journal

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesCollaborative ConservationFamily, Community & PlaceFarming InnovationsFood Heritage and HistoryRestoration Economy

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30 May

19:05

Owner of Tequilas Restaurant explores mezcal and the environmental implications of its new popularity

Kristin Hunt

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesCollaborative ConservationEssays for Hope and ReflectionFarming InnovationsFood Heritage and HistoryRestoration Economy

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Recent Posts

Op-Ed | Conflict Threatens to Generate Another Cycle of Refugee Seeds
October 7, 2024
Local Author and Ethnobotanist Wins a James Beard Award
June 15, 2024
Seeds from Wild Crop Relatives Could Help Agriculture Weather Climate Change
April 22, 2024

About Gary

Gary Paul Nabhan is an internationally-celebrated nature writer, agrarian activist and ethnobiologist who tangibly works on conserving the links between biodiversity and cultural diversity.

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Op-Ed | Conflict Threatens to Generate Another Cycle of Refugee Seeds
October 7, 2024
Local Author and Ethnobotanist Wins a James Beard Award
June 15, 2024

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