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Dr. Marlene Ngansop, who is scheduled to be appointed as a Visiting Associate Professor in the spring semester 2026, will teach an undergraduate course.

Drawing on her research on forest ecology and ethnobotany related to non-timber forest products (NTFPs) in protected areas of Cameroon, Africa, she will offer a lecture course entitled "Ethnobotany and Sustainable Development: Comparative Perspectives from Africa and Japan"

She will also give talks at public events such as ASC seminars. Graduate students are welcome to attend, so please consider enrolling in the course.

◆ Course: International Cooperation I
◆ Lecture Title: "Ethnobotany and Sustainable Development: Comparative Perspectives from Africa and Japan"

◆ Keywords: Ethnobotany, Useful plants, Traditional ecological knowledge, Use value, Quantitative ethnobotanical indices

◆ Instructor: Visiting Associate Professor Marlene Ngansop, Takanori Ooishi(ASC)
◆ Day & Period: Monday, 2nd Period (10:10-11:40)
◆ Classroom: Room 332
◆ Timetable Code: 19423051
◆ Language of Instruction: English
◆ Format: In-person
◆ For details, please refer to the syllabus.

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