Sustainability is crucial for the continued availability of medicinal plants used in traditional and modern medicine. This book addresses the sustainable use and management of medicinal plant resources, exploring strategies to prevent overharvesting, habitat destruction, and loss of biodiversity. It covers topics such as sustainable cultivation practices, conservation methods, and the role of community-based management in preserving medicinal plant diversity. Designed for conservationists, pharmacognosists, and environmental policymakers, it provides essential strategies for ensuring the long-term sustainability of medicinal plant resources.
Andrew Young focuses on the sustainable use of medicinal plants to ensure the longevity of natural resources used in dermatological treatments. His research explores sustainable harvesting practices and cultivation methods to preserve plant biodiversity. Andrew has authored numerous studies on the environmental impact of medicinal plant use and strategies to mitigate overharvesting. He also offers guidelines for clinicians and researchers to adopt sustainable practices in utilizing medicinal plants, promoting environmentally responsible dermatological care.