Botanical Dimensions, Ethnobotanical Non-Profit Org.
Environmental ServicesCalifornia, United States0-1 Employees
Botanical Dimensions, Ethnobotanical Non-Profit Org. is an environmental services organization focused on studying, protecting, propagating, and understanding plants of ethnobotanical significance and their associated cultural knowledge. The organization works across regions including California, Hawaii, Mexico, Peru, and Costa Rica to explore the relationships between plants and human practices—particularly in healing, rituals, nourishment, storytelling, and material culture. Its activities include initiating and participating in projects that advance knowledge of plant uses and the lore surrounding them, complemented by an ethnobotany library established in 2015 that serves as an educational resource with extensive volumes on the plant–human relationship; classes and workshops further broaden access to this field. Based in Occidental, California, the group operates as a small non-profit organization that has been supported by a fiscal sponsor since early 2020, reflecting a focus on ongoing learning and information sharing rather than commercial aims.