Traduction de «Tortue de terre » (Français → Anglais) :

land tortoise | land turtle

land tortoises | land turtles

common snapper | snapping turtle

turtle graphics

marine turtle | sea turtle | turtle

turtle-deck [ turtle deck | turtle-back | turtleback | whaleback ]

Inter-American Convention for the Protection and Conservation of Sea Turtles

In the St. Lawrence River; near the locality of Trois-Saumons and southwest of Saint-Jean-Port-Joli (in latitude approximately 47°09′30″N and in longitude approximately 70°20′00″W); all water and marshes that lie within lines that can be described as follows: commencing at a point located at the intersection of the high-water mark and the north shore of the Tortue River; THENCE, northeasterly along the said high-water line to its intersection with the south shore of the Trois-Saumons River; THENCE, in a straight line northwest in the same direction as the land division lines between the said rivers a distance of one kilometre; THENC ...[+++]E, southwest along a line parallel and equal in distance to the said high-water line; THENCE, in a straight line southeast to the point of commencement; the whole as shown on a plan prepared by the Real Estate Services of the Department of Public Works Canada, number MM-82-5416.

The Marine Natural Parc of Mayotte is one of the most beautiful in the world, with a lagoon of 1100km2 (four times the size of the emerged land of Mayotte), with 195 km of reef on 210km of coast, with 250 coral species listed, with 7,3 km2 of Mangroves and as many of herbariums, with 2300 marine species including 760 species of fish, with about 20 mammal marine species (that is to say 1/4 of the world biodiversity), with the permanent presence of 2 species of turtle (hawksbill sea turtles that are critical endangered sea turtles, and green sea turtles) and of many egg-laying ...[+++]sites.

Here on mother earth we have been given a sacred gift that we call North America or Turtle Island.

These projects include: assisting fishermen on the Atlantic in modifying their gill nets to prevent unintentional catch of loggerhead turtles, working with ranchers on the prairies to conserve burrowing owls, working with landowners and aboriginal people in British Columbia's south Okanagan to develop an ecosystem based approach to land stewardship, and working with the whale watching industry on all three of Canada's coasts to improve business practices to prevent harm to migrating whale species.