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National Geographic | Volvo Ocean Race 2001-2002
National Geographic | Volvo Ocean Race 2001-2002 Printable Points-of-Sail Guide 2001 National Geographic Society. All rights reserved.
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National Geographic | Volvo Ocean Race 2001-2002
National Geographic | Volvo Ocean Race 2001-2002 Printable version: description of VO 60 parts | Download iPIX plug-in Boat design 2000 Farr Yacht Design Special thanks to Team Tyco 2001 National Geographic Society. All rights reserved.
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Forest and Bird Media Releases
Island, hearing urged 21 - Squid jigging would reduce sea lion death toll 07 - Minister's decision on marina applauded February 28 - New Auckland "Wildlink" aims to bring back native wildlife 18 - Minister welcomes Volvo Ocean Race teams as they 'sign up' to the Save the Albatross campaign 02 - Cypress mine site wetland values worth protecting January 31 ...
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San Diego Boating
Union-Tribune (2002 San Diego-to-Puerto Vallarta yacht race) Massive migration: whales and the race: National Geographic (Volvo Ocean Race 2001-2002) Round-the-world racers hit brutal "liquid Himalaya": National Geographic (by Brian Handwerk) A sailing primer: sfsailing.com (by Shimon-Craig Van Collie) Cooking at sea: SeaRoom (by Sheryl ...
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Save the Albatross
UK government has a special responsibility to protect these magnificent birds. Our link to the Volvo Ocean Race (www.volvooceanrace.org) Together, BirdLife Partner organisations including the RSPB are working with the organisers ... a nail-biting voyage to South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Brazil and the USA before returning to Europe and the race's end in Gothenburg, Sweden on 17 June 2006. The ...
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Save the Albatross
That's almost as far as the longest leg of the Volvo Ocean Race. A grey-headed albatross from South Georgia has been recorded circumnavigating the globe in a mere 46 ... of the worlds oceans (the Arctic) with 17 of the 22 species living only in the Southern Ocean. Nineteen out of the 22 albatross species are threatened with extinction Help save albatrosses from extinction - ...
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