Join The Native Plant Trust and Professor Banu Subramaniam online on April 28 at 1 pm as she shares how the foundational language and theories of modern botany are rooted in the violence of its colonial pasts. The complex biologies of plants and animals shaped agricultural labor practices. The plantation was a global enterprise, where botanical knowledge and practices circulated across the globe; where humans went, their flora and fauna quickly followed. Using case studies on such topics as invasion biology, biogeography, and plant reproductive biology, we will explore how the sciences of gender, race, class, and sexuality were shaped by the global circulations of colonialism. We will also consider strategies for decolonizing our knowledge of the botanical and the human. $24 for members of NPT, $30 for nonmembers. Register at http://www.nativeplanttrust.org/events/decolonizing-botany-herbarium-plantarium/