Updated November 30, 2021
Citefast – use this online resource to create your bibliography
Go to this link to create your Google site.
If you do not have a Gmail account, create one with your school email address. If you have one, log in directly.
Download the PlantNet app on your smart phone to collect visual specimens. The app will help you identify the plants and flowers.
iNaturalist – use this tool to record your observations and get help with identifying the plants and flowers
Plantsnap – an app to help you identify plants and flowers on your mobile device
Gale Virtual Books – overview of the topic
Global Issues in Context – excellent place to start
Science in Context – excellent place to start
WebPath Express
– click on WebPath Express on the left side menu
– put in the search term
World Book Advanced – good overview of the topic
Aboriginal Medicine & Healing Practices – UBC
Aboriginal Sacred Plants: Sage – also has information on sweetgrass, red cedar and tobacco
Aboriginal traditional healing – Canadian Cancer Society
Ethnobotany: Patterns in Relationships
First Nations Traditional Plants & Uses – Stepping Stones
Indigenous Medicines – Canadian Encyclopedia
Indigenous Plant Uses and Reconciliation through Restoration of Spapeyeq (Stanley Park)
List of Important Medicinal Plants and Their Uses – Odisha Forest Development Corporation Ltd
Medicine in your backyard: How Indigenous peoples have used medicinal plants – CBC News
Plant and Herbal Remedies – iPortal
Top 15 Most Powerful Medicinal Plants – TMW
Traditional Healing – First Nations Health Authority
Traditional Medicine for Canada’s Indigenous People – Raymond Obomsawin Ph.Dm (2007)
Uses of Plants among Indigenous Peoples in Canada – Canadian Encyclopedia
What are the native medicinal plants of Bowker Creek? (Learning Portal Royal BC Museum)