If you would like to trans­late our State­ment of Pur­pose into your Mother Tongue please contact:
ortixia@terralingua.org

Nothing stays longer in our souls than the language we inherit. It liberates our thoughts, unfolds our mind and softens our life.
by Paulus Utsi, Sami (Sweden)

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Unity in Biocultural Diversity!

Photo: Saman­tha Ross

Join the Con­ver­sa­tion Take part in a lively online dis­cus­sion about bio­cul­tural diver­sity con­ser­va­tion. Where we all come together to net­work, share ideas, and learn from one another.This is a meet­ing place for every­one who has an inter­est in pro­tec­tinig and restor­ing the bio­cul­tural diver­sity of life. We cre­ated this space to nur­ture a vibrant com­mu­nity of prac­tice that will make us all stronger, more vis­i­ble, and more effec­tive in the way we do our work. By build­ing bridges among peo­ple and world­views, and by estab­lish­ing bet­ter com­mu­ni­ca­tion among our­selves, together we are forg­ing unity in bio­cul­tural diversity.

You can help us spread the word about bio­cul­tural diver­sity by becom­ing a Ter­ralin­gua fan on our Face­book page. To do that, just click the “Like” but­ton at the top of the page. And please tell your Face­book friends around the world to become Ter­ralin­gua fans! 

Ways you can get involved

  • Call for Sub­mis­sions: Ter­ralin­gua Langscape This is a call for sub­mis­sions for our next Issue of Langscape, Terralingua’s newslet­ter. We are seek­ing arti­cles, sto­ries, pho­tographs and news. Dead­line is April 15, 2012. The main theme: Indige­nous Oral Tra­di­tions. This issue will be based around Terralingua’s Project, Voices of the Earth. We are look­ing for case stud­ies, tra­di­tional sto­ries, and pho­tographs to sup­port the press­ing issue of indige­nous oral tra­di­tions and its rela­tion to bio­cul­tural diver­sity as a whole.
  • Invit­ing bio­cul­tural con­ser­va­tion projects for Ter­ralin­gua por­tal If you are or have been involved in an on-the-ground bio­cul­tural diver­sity con­ser­va­tion project, we would like to offer you an oppor­tu­nity to show­case your project on our bio­cul­tural diver­sity con­ser­va­tion por­tal. The por­tal is vis­ited fre­quently by peo­ple inter­ested in bio­cul­tural diver­sity con­ser­va­tion, includ­ing indige­nous and local com­mu­ni­ties, researchers, fun­ders, and oth­ers. By includ­ing your project in the gallery, you can lit­er­ally put it on the map of bio­cul­tural diver­sity conservation.
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