Terralingua’s maps of the global distribution of biocultural diversity have been world’s firsts, showing for the first time the overlapping geographic distribution of linguistic diversity and biodiversity. They serve as visually engaging tools for teaching and learning.
News & Views
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Help Build a Future Where Nature and Culture Thrive Together
When you imagine the future, what is your vision? Do you, like me, wish to see a world where diversity… Read more
Langscape Magazine
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A student embarks on a quest to learn about and reconnect with her Khasi heritage. Cana Nongkhlaw . The shadows… Read more
