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学术报告
报告题目 ：CLIMATE CHANGE, PLANT ECOLOGY AND ETHNOBOTANY IN
NORTHWEST YUNNAN, CHINA
报告人：PROF. DR. JAN SALICK
CURATOR OF ETHNOBOTANY BOTANY, MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN
PROFESSOR, WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI, ST
LOUIS
SENIOR FELLOW, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, ENGLAND
时间：10 月 25 日(周四)上午 9：00
地点：图资楼多功能厅
报告人简历如下：
JAN SALICK, PhD
Curator of Ethnobotany Botany, Missouri Botanical Garden
Professor, Washington University and University of Missouri, St Louis
Senior Fellow, University of Oxford, England
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Professional Preparation
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Biology
BA 1972
Duke University
Biology
MS 1977
Cornell University
Ecology and Systematics PhD 1983
The New York Botanical Garden
Economic Botany
post-doctorate 1983-86
Appointments
Curator of Ethnobotany
Missouri Botanical Garden
2000-continuing
Senior Fellow
University of Oxford
2005-2007
Associate Professor, Department of Environmental and Plant Biology
Ohio University
1989-2000
Associate Scientist, Centre for Economic Botany
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
1997-1998
Leader, Forest Margins Program
Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical (CIAT)
1992-1993
Associate Scientist
Center for Tropical Agriculture (CATIE), Costa Rica
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1990-1992
Coordinator
Organization for Tropical Studies, Duke University
1989
Assistant Scientist
Institute for Economic Botany, The New York Botanical Garden
1986-1989
c. Selected Publications:
In Press:
Salick, J. and R. Moseley. Khawa Karpo: Conservation in a Tibetan landscape.
CCSD Monographs, Missouri Botanical Garden.
Salick, J. et al. Gradient Analyses, Menri (Medicine Mountains), Eastern
Himalayas. Plant Ecology.
Salick, J. et al. Tibetan Ethnobotany and Climate Change in the Eastern Himalayas.
Global Environmental Change.
Byg, A. and J. Salick. Tibetan Perceptions of Climate Change in the Eastern
Himalayas. GEC.
Byg, A. and J. Salick. Local knowledge of Tibetan medicinal plants.
Botany.
Economic
Published:
Salick, J., A. Amend, D. Anderson, K. Hoffmeister, B. Gunn and Fang Z. D. 2007.
Tibetan Sacred Sites Conserve Old Growth Trees in the Eastern Himalayas.
Biodiversity and Conservation.
http://www.springerlink.com/content/b210277k24813t1l/?p=1668110ec0b74b43a54d154a9f3845ad&pi=0
Salick, J., A. Byg, A. Amend, B. Gunn, W. Law, H. Schmidt 2006. Tibetan
Medicine Plurality. Economic Botany 60:227-253. http://www.bioone.org/archive/00130001/60/3/pdf/i0013-0001-60-3-227.pdf
Law, W. and J. Salick 2006. Comparing Conservation Priorities for Useful Plants
among Botanists and Tibetan Doctors. Biodiversity and Conservation.
http://www.springerlink.com/content/e18q2j01jj171171/?p=28ae2825de3a4a618492ffc825aa5c22&pi=0
Salick, J., Yang Y. P., and A. Amend 2005. Tibetan Land Use and Change in NW
Yunnan. Economic Botany 59: 312-325. http://www.bioone.org/archive/0013-0001/59/4/pdf/i00130001-59-4-312.pdf
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Law, W. and J. Salick 2005. Human Induced Dwarfing of Himalayan Snow
Lotus (Saussurea laniceps (Asteraceae)). PNAS 102: 10218-10220.
http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/picrender.fcgi?artid=1177378&blobtype=pdf
Anderson, D., Jan Salick, RK Moseley, Ou Xiaokun 2005. Conserving the sacred medicine
mountains: a vegetation analysis of Tibetan sacred sites in Northwest Yunnan. Biodiversity and
Conservation (in press).
Salick, J., D.Anderson, J. Woo, R. Sherman, C. Norbu, A Na, and S. Dorje 2004. Tibetan
Ethnobotany and Gradient Analyses, Menri (Medicine Mountains), Eastern Himalayas. Millenium
Ecosystem Assessment: http://www.millenniumassessment.org/documents/bridging/papers/salick.jan.pdf
Hamlin, C.C. and J. Salick 2003. Yanesha Agriculture in the Upper Peruvian Amazon: Persistence
and change fifteen years down the “road”. Economic Botany 57:163-180.
Salick, J. et al 2003. Intellectual Imperatives in Ethnobiology: NSF biocomplexity report. Missouri
Botanical Garden, St Louis.
Fenstad, J. E., P. Hoyningen-Huene, Q. Hu, J. Kokwaro, D. Nakashima, J. Salick, W. Shrum, and
B. 2002. Science, traditional knowledge and sustainable development. ICSU Series on Sustainable
Development, No. 4, Paris.
Salick, J. and E. Pfeffer 1999. The interplay of hybridization and clonal reproduction in the
evolution of willows. Plant Ecology 141: 163-178.
Salick, J., A. Biun, G. Martin, L. Apin and R. Beaman 1999. Whence Useful Plants? A direct
relationship between biodiversity and useful plants with the Dusun of Mt. Kinabalu, Borneo.
Biodiversity and Conservation 8: 797-818.
Salick, J., A. Mejia, and T. Anderson 1995a. Non-timber forest products integrated with natural
forest management. Ecological Applications 5: 922-954.
Salick, J. 1995b. Toward an integration of evolutionary ecology and economic botany: personal
perspectives on plant/people interactions. Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 82: 68-85.
Salick, J. 1992b. Crop domestication and the evolutionary ecology of cocona (Solanum
sessiliflorum Dunal). Evolutionary Biology 26: 247-285.
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Funding Sources (5 only)
National Geographic Society
Subject: Alpine Ethnobotany in NW Yunnan
$18,500 (PI)
2005-2007
National Science Foundation, Ecology
$15,000 (PI)
2004-2006
Subject: Population Ecology of Saussurea spp., a threatened Tibetan medicinal herb
Ford Foundation, NW Yunnan
$350,000 (PI)
Subject: Ethnobotany of Tibetan Medicine Mountain (Meili)
2002-continuing
The Nature Conservancy, NW Yunnan
$40,000/yr (PI)
Subject: Ethnobotany of Tibetan Medicine Mountain (Meri)
2001- continuing
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Also reported in The New York Times, Science Times, July 5, 2005 and 56 other international newpapers
and magazines.
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National Science Foundation, Biocomplexity $42,930 (PI)
Subject: “Intellectual Imperatives in Ethnobiology”
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2001-2002
Synergistic Activities
Ethnobotany, teach at Washington University in Biology and Anthropology
2003-continuing
IUBS/ICSU
Specialist in Human Dimensions of Biodiversity and Traditional Knowledge
Head of international committee on Indigenous Knowledge and Science
2002-continuing
Coordinator, Collections of Ethno- and Economic Botany (CEEB)
2000-continuing
International and inter-societal organization (SEB, ISE, SE, NASC) to index CEEB,
define standards of collection curation, and coordinate CEEB databases among herbaria
Intellectual Imperatives in Ethnobiology funded by NSF Biocomplexity
Scientifically strengthening the field of Ethnobiology for NSF funding
2002-2004
President, Society for Economic Botany
1997-1998
Fellow, American Association for Advancement of Science (AAAS)
1986-continuing
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