LEH: The three-day National Seminar on “Medicinal Plants Conservation and Management: Trans-Himalayan Perspective” concluded successfully at the Leh campus of the School of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SAS&T), University of Ladakh (UoL). Sponsored by the National Medicinal Plants Board (NMPB), Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, the event brought together over ninety participants, including researchers, academicians, policymakers, Amchi practitioners, and community stakeholders. Discussions centered on strategies for conservation, sustainable utilization, and promotion of medicinal plants in the Trans-Himalayan region, renowned for its diverse and valuable medicinal flora. Experts from reputed institutes enriched the dialogue through research presentations and interactive sessions.
LEH: The three-day National Seminar on “Medicinal Plants Conservation and Management: Trans-Himalayan Perspective” concluded successfully at the Leh campus of the School of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SAS&T), University of Ladakh (UoL). Sponsored by the National Medicinal Plants Board (NMPB), Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, the event brought together over ninety participants, including researchers, academicians, policymakers, Amchi practitioners, and community stakeholders. Discussions centered on strategies for conservation, sustainable utilization, and promotion of medicinal plants in the Trans-Himalayan region, renowned for its diverse and valuable medicinal flora. Experts from reputed institutes enriched the dialogue through research presentations and interactive sessions.
