Language preservation programs are initiatives aimed at protecting and maintaining endangered languages. These programs often involve documenting languages through recordings, written materials, and teaching resources. They seek to ensure that future generations can learn and use these languages, which are at risk of disappearing due to globalization and cultural assimilation. Many language preservation programs also focus on community involvement, encouraging native speakers to share their knowledge and experiences. Collaborations with educational institutions, such as universities, and organizations like the Endangered Language Fund help provide resources and support. By fostering a sense of pride in linguistic heritage, these programs contribute to cultural diversity.