Chris Kilham is a renowned ethnobotanist, author, educator, and activist based in the United States. With a career spanning three decades, Kilham has emerged as a leading voice in the global movement for conservation, cultural preservation, and sustainable development. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Mind/Body Disciplines from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and has spent years studying indigenous cultures and their traditional plant-based medicine practices.

Kilham is best known as the Medicine Hunter, a moniker he earned through his tireless efforts to explore the world's most remote regions in search of new and exciting botanicals that have therapeutic potential. Over the years, he has established personal relationships with hundreds of indigenous healers, shamans, and medicine makers, and has helped to foster sustainable trade relationships that benefit both the native people and the global health community.

Beyond his work as a plant medicine advocate, Kilham is also a sought-after speaker, media personality, and celebrity guest. He has appeared on numerous TV shows, podcasts, and documentaries, sharing his knowledge and insights with audiences worldwide. Additionally, he has authored several books on the topic of plant medicine and healing, including "The Ayahuasca Test Pilots Handbook" and "Psyche Delicacies." With a passion for environmental and social justice, Kilham continues to use his platform to advocate for a more conscious and connected world.