2012

  • 5th World Conservation Congress, Jeju, Korea Terralingua actively participated in IUCN’s 5th World Conservation Congress (WCC 5), which took place on 6-15 September,2012 on the Island of Jeju, South Korea. We organized or participated in a number of events during the WCC Forum. The Forum is a week-long portion of the Congress that brings together NGOs, researchers, indigenous peoples, policy makers,…
  • Island Biocultural Diversity Initiative Launched at WCC 5 Researchers at the Institution for Marine and Island Cultures, Mokpo National University, South Korea, spearheaded an Island Biocultural Diversity Initiative at the 5th World Conservation Congress (WCC 5). This initiative, sponsored by the Ecological Society of Korea and co-sponsored by Terralingua and others, aims to strengthen biocultural diversity and traditional ecological knowledge in island and…
  • Sacred Natural Sites and Indigenous Oral Traditions at WCC 5 Terralingua was a co-presenter in Conservation Campus session “Learning from the Guardians of Sacred Natural Sites – Dialogue and Exchange” at the 5th World Conservation Congress organized by the Sacred Natural Sites Initiative . This conservation campus was one of a series of events organized together with Gaia Foundation, United Nations University Traditional Knowledge Initiative and the…
  • Biocultural Diversity, Language, and Environmental Endangerment – Panel discussion with Winona LaDuke, Luisa Maffi, and K. David Harrison Winona LaDuke is a Native American activist, environmentalist, and writer, with books including The Militarization of Indian Country (2011), Recovering the Sacred: the Power of Naming and Claiming (2005), All our Relations: Native Struggles for Land and Life (1999), and a novel - Last Standing Woman (1997). K. David Harrison is Associate Professor and Chair…
  • Luisa Maffi | Biocultural Diversity – Cultures Are No Museum Specimens | The European Magazine Should we care about biological and cultural diversity even if its decline does not affect us? Martin Eiermann talked with the anthropologist and linguist Luisa Maffi about the value of diversity, ecological resilience and an environmentalist's commitment to humanism.
April 10th, 2012 | Category: History

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