Trilingual Dictionary of Ecotherapy and Planetary Health brings together 1,068 terms in English, Russian and Kazakh, creating a practical bridge between disciplines that are increasingly connected in research, education and professional practice.
From biodiversity, genetic diversity and microbiota to forest bathing, phytotherapy, medicinal plants, bioremediation, green infrastructure and digital ecology, each entry presents the English term, its Russian and Kazakh equivalents, followed by concise definitions in all three languages.
Organised into 31 thematic sections, the dictionary covers ecology, ecosystems and biodiversity; ecotherapy and nature-based practices; microbiota and environmental health; environmental and ecological psychology; phytotherapy, pharmacognosy and phytochemistry; medicinal, edible and cultivated plants; foodscaping and urban agriculture; soil health and agroecology; bioremediation and phytoremediation; landscape ecology and ecosystem restoration; nature-based urban design and green infrastructure; citizen science and digital ecology; indoor phytodesign and sustainable home ecology; and planetary health.
The book is designed for students, researchers, educators, translators, ecologists, botanists, health professionals, psychologists, landscape specialists and readers working across English-, Russian- and Kazakh-speaking environments. Its thematic structure makes it useful both for quick reference and for building a connected vocabulary across disciplines.
For readers in Kazakhstan and Central Asia, the parallel English–Russian–Kazakh format provides a practical tool for comparing and developing scientific and professional terminology across three languages.
The dictionary reflects a planetary health perspective: human well-being cannot be considered separately from biodiversity, ecosystems, soils, plants, climate and the environments in which people live.
This book is intended for educational and reference purposes. Entries concerning medicinal plants, phytotherapy, nutrition, psychological practices and health-related environmental interventions provide terminology and general scientific context rather than individual medical, pharmacological, nutritional, psychological or therapeutic advice.
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