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SUMMARY:A History of Plant-Based Medicine Lecture
DESCRIPTION:November's education theme is “Biodiversity and Healthâ€
 ť. From prehistoric times, through the Greek Empire, into the Middle A
 ges and modern day, plants have played a vital role in the development
  of medicine and thus are deeply entwined in the history and survival 
 of humankind, both past and present. Following the lecture, Daniel wil
 l lead interested participants on a brief walk to the Physic Garden, a
  16th century medicinal herb garden that historically would have been 
 used for the education of physicians and apothecaries. Instructor (Bio
 ) Daniel Mosquin is UBC Botanical Garden’s Education and Technology 
 Manager. He is a naturalist and photographer who frequently travels we
 stern North America to observe & photograph biodiversity. Since April 
 of 2005, he has been the editor (and often the author and/or photograp
 her) of UBC Botanical Garden’s Botany Photo of the Day. Please Note 
 Bring a bag lunch. Coffee supplied. Fee collected at the door. Please 
 call 604-822-3928 or email botg@interchange.ubc.ca to book.\n\nCost $5
 .00\n\nFor more information visit http://villagevancouver.org/events/a
 -history-of-plantbased
DTSTART:20101108T200000Z
DTEND:20101108T210000Z
CATEGORIES:ubc
LOCATION:UBC Botanical Garden Reception Centre
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ORGANIZER:UBC Botanical Garden
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