Wade Davis

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Wade Davis is a Canadian anthropologist, ethnobotanist, and author known for his explorations of indigenous cultures and psychoactive plants.

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Wade Davis canonical 4
Wade Davis (ethnobotanist) 1

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instanceOf anthropologist
author
ethnobotanist
human
awardReceived Order of Canada
Royal Canadian Geographical Society Gold Medal
Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction
countryOfCitizenship Canada
educatedAt Harvard University
employer National Geographic Society
University of British Columbia
fieldOfWork anthropology
cultural anthropology
ethnobotany
indigenous cultures
psychoactive plants
genre ethnography
non-fiction
travel literature
hasWrittenAbout Amazon rainforest
Andes
Haitian Vodou
Polynesian navigation
Tibetan culture
biodiversity and culture
psychoactive plants
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement conservation movement
cultural preservation movement
notableFor documentation of traditional plant knowledge
exploration of Amazonian indigenous cultures
public lectures on cultural diversity
research on Haitian Vodou and zombification
notableWork Into the Silence
Light at the Edge of the World
One River
Passage of Darkness
Shadows in the Sun
The Clouded Leopard
linked to: Neofelis nebulosa

The Serpent and the Rainbow
The Wayfinders
occupation anthropologist
ethnobotanist
explorer
writer
positionHeld Explorer-in-Residence at National Geographic Society
Professor of Anthropology at University of British Columbia
sexOrGender male

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Dennis Alan basedOn Wade Davis (ethnobotanist)
linked to: Wade Davis
The Serpent and the Rainbow (book) author Wade Davis
subject linked to: Richard Maxwell