Wade Davis

Wade Davis is a renowned anthropologist, ethnobotanist, and author known for his research on indigenous cultures and their relationships with the environment. He gained prominence for his work in the Amazon and Haiti, exploring the uses of plants in traditional medicine and cultural practices, including his study of "zombification." Davis advocates for biodiversity and the protection of cultural heritage. His writing often highlights the importance of understanding and preserving indigenous knowledge in the face of globalization and environmental change, emphasizing the interconnectedness of cultures and ecosystems.