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The language is a means to communicate about theworld and to render it meaningful. This paper demonstratesthe practical relevance of language inapplied geography, using the example of potentialland use conflicts in aTicino region (Malcantone).The project discusses the planning problems relatedto the spontaneous growth of forests on revertedland. The authors have studied this process in thebasis of the legal definition of woodland, consideringthe period from 1945–83, and have definedpotential problem and conflict areas (e. g. betweenbuilding and afforestion zones). Linguistic difficultiesarose on various levels: during the survey (whenthe data was prepared for a Geographical Information System) and during the translation of the analyticaldescription into the regional language. As theproject is now being realised, the cultural dimensionof language becomes apparent.This study has in factencouraged the authors to reflect on their ownlanguage (the metaphors of the legal definition ofwoodlands). Their conclusion is that geographersought to create new languages in order to arrive atan integral planning of our living space

Wald, bosch...: sprachanalytische Skizzen zu einem Raumplanungsprojekt im Malcantone