“It’s surreal because five years ago, I was just starting out as a trainee in the lab, not sure what I wanted to do or what I was passionate about and had no clear career goals. Looking back now, I didn’t realise how meaningful this project would become to me.” Taylah - Integria sponsored environmental science student and a member of the Indigenous community in northern Australia.
Integria continues to proudly collaborate with several northern Australian Indigenous communities and Menzies School of Health Research as part of our Traditional Australian Medicinal Plants Agribusiness Project.
A project close to our heart with exciting potential outcomes for the natural healthcare industry while also providing opportunity and training initiatives for Indigenous students in sustainable harvesting, management of medicinal plants, as well as scientific and laboratory skills for the analysis of medicinal properties.
Exciting updates still to come on this project, keep in touch at integria.com.
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