Articles/Interviews

• “The Business of Botanicals with Ann Armbrecht, PhD”. Interview with Lana Camiel on Plant Love Radio.
• Step Up with the Sustainable Herbs Program. Lydia Noyes writes about the Sustainable Herbs Program for Mother Earth Living. July/August 2019.
• ‘Pick one thing and start’ to improve sustainability. Podcast with Sandy Almendarez, Natural Products Insider, May 14, 2019.
• Business of Herbalism: Bringing the Sustainability News to a Broader Audience. Interview by American Herbalist Guild Journal editor Susan Marynowski, Journal of the American Herbalist Guild, Spring 2019.
• Sustainable Herbs Project – Ann’s conversation with pharmacist and natural health advocate Lana Camiel on Wellness Insider Network (episode 59).
• ABC bolsters traceability efforts with Sustainable Herbs Program Partnership. Nutri-ingredients writes about the SHP-ABC partnership, Nov. 2018.
• Plant People: Ann Armbrecht of The Sustainable Herbs Project – Traditional Medicinals features Ann in their “Community” section of the TM website, 2017.
• “To make visible what the economy has rendered invisible”: Following herbs through the supply chain with Ann Armbrecht – An interview with then Editor Anne de Courtenay for the Journal of American Herbalist Guild, Autumn 2015.

Presentations and Podcasts- Past

• “From Consumers To Citizens: The Culture Of Sustainability” – Teleseminar with Organization of Nature Evolutionaries.
• The Ethics of Threatened Native Medicinal Plants in Commercial Trade: International Herb Symposium Conservation Panel, June 7-9, 2019, Wheaton, MA
• Sustainable Herbs Program: Following Medicinal Plants from Seed to Shelf at Supply Side East, April 12, 2019.
• Ann Armbrecht co-facilitated the panel, “FairWild: Today & Tomorrow,” hosted by the FairWild Foundation, February 15 at the BioFach Organic Trade Show.
• The webinar, “Where do Herbs Come From and Why Does it Matter?” was presented as part of part of the American Herbalist Guild webinar series, February 20. This webinar builds on the AHG panel discussion reported in the SHP blog post.