The journal aims to advance ethnobotany from traditional descriptive documentation toward quantitative, analytical, ecological, molecular, computational, conservation-oriented, and translational research.

By connecting traditional knowledge with contemporary science, the journal seeks to contribute to the conservation of biodiversity, preservation of biocultural heritage, sustainable use of plant resources, food and health security, community resilience, scientific innovation, and responsible development of plant-based solutions.

The journal welcomes contributions from all regions, cultures, ecosystems, and scientific disciplines that generate meaningful advances in the understanding of ethnobotanical sciences.