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Overbooking Commissions disapearance E tickets Non refund tickets & taxes Ebusiness Low cost 26 Hospitality Source hotels.com 27 Hospitality 28 Tourism Market Analysis To be presented on April 22rd (15mn) Compose groups Draw between Wildlife : Zimbabwe destination Golf : China destination Hunting : Argentina destination Photographers : Vietnam destination Hydrotherapy : Hungary destination Ski : Chili destination Mountain Bike : Morocco destination Jungle adventure : Brazil Amazon destination

interest Spread over o large area, Sydney has lots of well-known attractions: Sydney Harbour and Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, the Opera House (the city’s pride), the Rocks, Circular Quay, the Royal Botanic Gardens, countless galleries and museums, wildlife reserves… Les célèbres lieux d'intérêt Réparti sur une grande surface, Sydney a beaucoup d'attractions bien connues: Sydney Harbour et le Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, l'Opéra (fierté de la ville), les Rocks, Circular Quay, les Jardins botaniques

) •Actions à caractères revendicatifs (pétitions, alerte de l'opinion publique...) •Actions concrètes de gestion et de conservation de la nature (conventions de gestion d'espaces naturels, gestion d'accueil pour animaux blessés...) •WWF (World Wildlife Fund) •Greenpeace international •France Nature Environnement •LPO (Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux) •Espaces Naturels de Frances et Conservatoires Régionaux d'Espaces Naturels •Fédération de chasseurs •Fédération de pêche Nom Chambres d’Agriculture

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pour fabriquer un manteau?  250 écureuils 170 chinchillas  60 martres 50 visons 50 putois 25 ratons laveur 25 loutres  25 chats  18 chiens  18 renards 18 castors 15 coyotes 15 ocelots  14 lynx  11 blaireaux  8 phoques 7 pumas 4 loups   World Wildlife Fund (littéralement, « Fonds mondial pour la vie sauvage »), 

those economic activities and even they represent lifeblood of Canadian economy, multiple conflicts are engendered among groups and caused a difficulty of environmental conservation. In addition, forest declination causes serious problems. It pushes wildlife toward extinction and also threatens the cultures of Autochthones; for example, in order to launch economic activities, 290,000 ha of forest cut down in Quebec, 185,000 ha in Ontario and 67,000 ha of forest in Alberta every year. Protecting the

offshore; and - Booming of mangrove shorelines and inlets The dispersal option gives rise to the most debate. Mangrove trees tolerate dispersed oil better than untreated oil. Il the objective is to protect the trees, the habitat they provide and some wildlife species (notably water birds), then chemical dispersal offshore can be also need to be considered. If oil enters mangroves, the main clean-up options are : - Booming and skimming in mangrove creeks; - Pumping of bulk oil from the sediment surface;

up to defend the environmental and human rights of the Ogoni people who live in the Niger Delta: a group of half a million farmers and fishermen inhabiting the coastal land ravaged by oil companies (oil spills, acid rains + virtually all fish and wildlife have vanished). On November 10, 1995 Saro-Wiwa and his eight co-defendants were hanged / executed by the Nigerian military regime. The only crime he and his colleagues had committed was to demand sound environmental practices and to ask for compensation

trop si ce sont des vrais ou des faux). 13) Time Noble et Sue Webster Ils prennent des détritus et les amoncellent pour leur donner une forme qui, mise devant un projecteur émet une ombre parfaite de personnage, ville, etc... - British Wildlife 14) Yasumasa Morimura Il se prend en photo pour immiter des personnalités connue telle qu'Albert Einstein ou Che Guevara. Il y a toujours des élément qui le trahissent... 15) Phillippe Ramette se prend en photo dans des position improbable

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