Drawing from an environmental humanities perspective, research in ‘Creative Economies and Ecological Sustainability’ explores the role of and challenge to cultural and creative economies within the global commons.
Environmental Humanities is an interdisciplinary area of research that connects various areas of the humanities, bridging traditional divides between the environmental sciences and the humanities, as well as between multiple ways of relating to the natural world and the place of humans within it.
Wild harvested foliage products are economically significant, sourced from various regions worldwide, but face sustainability and regulatory challenges amid increasing global demand, necessitating solutions to address assurance gaps.
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