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Key Terralingua Publications
- Global Sourcebook on Biocultural Diversity: Worldwide Experiences in an Integrated Approach Sustaining Cultures and Biodiversity. Pre-publication, Luisa Maffi, Ellen Woodley, 2008
- Langscape, Terralingua's Newsletter
- On Biocultural Diversity: linking language, knowledge, and the environment. (edited by Luisa Maffi)>>
- Sharing a World of Difference: The Earth's Linguistic, Cultural and Biological Diversity*, Skutnabb-Kangas, Tove, Luisa Maffi, and David Harmon. 2003, Paris: UNESCO. 56 pp.>>
- Indigenous and Traditional Peoples of
the World and Ecoregion Conservation*>>
- Safeguarding the Uniqueness of the Colorado Plateau: An Ecoregional Assessment of Biocultural Diversity *>>
- Ethnobotany and Conservation of Biocultural Diversity (edited by Thomas Carlson and Luisa Maffi)>>
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Key Publications by Terralingua Members
- Luisa Maffi
- David Harmon
- Other
- Talking Diversity. World Conservation: The Magazine of the World Conservation Union, January 2008: 13-14.* ( also: link to magazine website)
- Culture, by L. Maffi and E. Woodley. In Chapter 5, Biodiversity, Global Environment Outlook: Environment for Development (GEO 4) Report. Pp. 182-185. Nairobi: UNEP. 2008++
- Biocultural Diversity and Sustainability. In Sage Handbook on Environment and Society, ed. by J. Pretty, A. Ball, T. Benton, J. Guivant, D. Lee, D. Orr, M. Pfeffer and H. Ward. Pp. 267-277. London: Sage Publications 2007*
- Linguistic, Cultural, and Biological Diversity. Annual Review of Anthropology 34: 599-617, 2005*
- History, Culture and Conservation, Policy Matters 13 special issue, G. Borrini-Feyerabend, K. MacDonald, and L. Maffi (eds.). ++
- Endangered Languages, Endangered Knowledge. International Social Science Journal 173:385-393. Special Issue "Indigenous Knowledge", Arun Agrawal (guest ed.). 2002*
- Diversity and the Spice of Life. ReVision Journal 25(2): 19-22. Special issue on indigenous language revitalization, M. Nelson (guest ed.).*
- Are Linguistic and Biological Diversity Linked?, by D. Harmon and L. Maffi. Conservation Biology in Practice 3(1); 26-27. 2002
- Language: A Resource for Nature, Nature and Resources: the UNESCO Journal on the Environment and Natural Resources Research 34(4): 12-21. 1998 *
- Loh, Jonathan, and David Harmon. 2005. A global index of biocultural diversity. Ecological Indicators 5:3, 231–241.
- Harmon, David . 2003. Biodiversity and the sacred: Some insights for preserving cultural diversity and heritage. Museum International 218, 63–69. [Published by UNESCO.]
- Harmon, David. 2002. In Light of Our Differences: How Diversity in Nature and Culture Makes Us Human. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press. 224 pp. >>
- 2002. A world like mine: Protected areas and the globalization of culture. Pp. 66–80 in Managing Protected Areas in a Changing World: Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Science and the Management of Protected Areas. Soren Bondrup-Nielsen, Neil W.P. Munro, Gordon Nelson, J.H. Martin Willison, Tom B. Herman, and Paul Eagles, eds. Wolfville, N.S.: Science and Management of Protected Areas Association.
- Harmon, David, and Jonathan Loh. 2002. Draft Framework for an Index of Biocultural Diversity. Washington, D.C.: Terralingua. 384 pp.
- Skutnabb-Kangas, Tove, and David Harmon. 2002. Review Essay: Linguistic Diversity, by Daniel Nettle. Language Policy 1, 175–182.
- Harmon, David. 2001. On the meaning and moral imperative of diversity. Pp. 53–70 in On Biocultural Diversity: Linking Language, Knowledge, and the Environment. Luisa Maffi, ed. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press.
- 2000. Conserving biocultural vitality in protected landscapes. Langscape 15, 13–16. [Newsletter of Terralingua: Partnerships for Linguistic and Biological Diversity.]
- 1998. Sameness and silence: Language extinctions and the dawning of a biocultural approach to diversity. Global Biodiversity 8:3, 2–10. [Published by the Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa.] Reprinted (in abridged form for students) as “Preserving cultural and linguistic diversity can help protect biological diversity.” Pp. 205–212 in Biodiversity: Current Controversies. William Dudley, ed. San Diego: Greenhaven Press, 2002.
- 1998. The other extinction crisis: Declining cultural diversity and its implications for protected area management. Pp. 352–359 in Linking Protected Areas with Working Landscapes Conserving Biodiversity. Neil W.P. Munro and J.H. Martin Willison, eds. Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Science and the Management of Protected Areas (SAMPA III), Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 12–16 May 1997. Wolfville, Nova Scotia: Science and Management of Protected Areas Association.
- 1996. Losing species, losing languages: Connections between biological and linguistic diversity. Southwest Journal of Linguistics 15:1/2, 89–108.
- 1995. The status of the world’s languages as reported in Ethnologue. Southwest Journal of Linguistics 14:1/2, 1–28.
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Other Affiliated Publications
R. Alan Hedley (2002), Running Out of Control: Dilemmas of Globalization. Bloomfield, CT: Kumarian Press, 235 pp.
Cultural and Spiritual
Values of Biodiversity (Edited by Darrell Addison Posey)>>
Linguistic Genocide
in Education (By Tove Skutnabb-Kangas).
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