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How One Aboriginal Community is Making Things Better for an Important Plant | Plants are Cool, Too!

This episode of Plants are Cool, Too! highlights one of the most important wild food plants to the Martu people of Australia's Western Desert, Wamula (Solanum diversiflorum) -- and a research project showing how Martu traditional practices are benefitting this species and the habitats it grows in. @PlantsAreCoolToo Teaching topics: Traditional Ecological Knowledge, Aboriginal/Martu culture, bush tucker, anthropology, population genetics, fire ecology, desert ecosystems, Australia Host/Producer/Writer: Chris Martine @MartineBotany Producer/Videographer/Editor/Graphics: Paul Frederick Producer/Editor: Tim Kramer Featured: Rebecca Bliege Bird, Derek Butt, Claire Marino, Tanisha Williams, Amy Wrobleski, Cheyanne Taylor, Shaylene Taylor With photos and footage by: Rebecca Bliege Bird, Chris Martine, Doug Bird, Naomi Bird Institutional affiliations: Penn State University; Bucknell University; University of Georgia, University of Connecticut Funding: National Science Foundation