People and Plants books contain guidelines, methodologies and case-studies on major themes in ethnobotany and related subjects. With seven books published, and more planned in the future, the series now forms a valuable ethnobotanical library, based on the practical work and experience of key experts involved with People and Plants.

Books published:

• Ethnobotany: a methods manual
  G J Martin, 1995.
  Bahasa, Chinese (1998, reprinted 2002)
  English (re-issued December 2003), Spanish (2001).
• Plant Invaders: the threat to natural ecosystems
  Q C B Cronk and J L Fuller, 1995.
  English (re-issued 2001), Spanish (2001).
• People, Plants and Protected Areas: a guide to in situ management
  J Tuxill and G P Nabhan, 1998.
  Chinese (2003), English (re-issued 2001)
  Spanish (2001).
• Applied Ethnobotany: people, wild plant use and conservation
  A B Cunningham, 2001.
  Chinese (2003), English, Spanish (2002).
• Uncovering the Hidden Harvest: valuation methods for woodland and forest resources
  B. Campbell and M. Luckert (ed.), 2002.
  English, Spanish (2003).
• Biodiversity and Traditional Knowledge: equitable partnerships in practice
  Sarah Laird (ed.), 2002.
  English, Spanish (2003).
• Tapping the Green Market: management and certification of non-timber forest products
  Shanley et al. (ed.), 2002

Also available:

• Botanical Databases for Conservation and Development
  M Berjak and J Grimsdell, 1999.
  Published (large format) by WWF. Downloadable.

Several further books are planned, including the following:

• Forests, Livelihoods and the International Woodcarving Trade: carving out a future
  Anthony B. Cunningham, Bruce M. Campbell
  and Brian Belcher (eds), 2004.

• Plant Identification, Conservation and Management: methods for producing user-friendly field guides
  Anna Lawrence and William Hawthorne (eds), 2004.

• An Introduction to Plant Conservation
  Alan Hamilton.