Ethnobotanist Jonathon Miller Weisberger has spent the past thirty years studying rainforest plant medicine traditions. Since 1994 he has organized biannual “Rainforest Medicine Councils,” experiential workshops journeys, promoting “Personal, Community and Planetary Renewal”, participants immerse themselves in an intimate first-hand experience meeting and learning from indigenous elders, cultural adepts, the majesty of the wilderness, and the omnipotent plant teachers themselves. He has collaborated on historic rainforest conservation and cultural heritage revalidation initiatives in the Ecuadorian Amazon, such as the demarcation of the Waorani peoples’ ancestral homelands and the demarcation and protection of the isolated limestone massif of Napo-Galeras in the upper Amazon. His passion is plants, and to share them with others! He is the author of Rainforest Medicine ~ Preserving Indigenous Science and Biodiversity in the Upper Amazon and the steward of Ocean Forest Ecolodge in Costa Rica where he lives most of the year.