The Lair of the White Bear…
A kayak journey to Hudson Bay reveals native villages, Bigfoot sightings and the front line in the fight against global warming…
Photos ©Patrice Halley/LightMediation Text ®David Leach
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Parution TAIWAN – Nemaiah, the last Mustangs valley. by Patrice Halley
Parution BELGIQUE – Nemaiah, the last Mustangs valley. by Patrice Halley
Nemaiah, the last Mustangs valley
The last wild mustangs of Canada have come to symbolize one First Nation’s battle over a territory in remote and pristine British Columbia’s Chilcotin country.
Photos by Patrice Halley / LightMediation Text by Andrew Findlay
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Parution TAIWAN – Caribous, the endless march. by Patrice Halley
Parution SUISSE – L’Alberta… Saoudite: boom économique et désastre écologique… par Patrice Halley
Parution Italie – GAZETTA DELLO SPORT – Ladakh: Hockey on the top of the world by Patrice Halley
Hockey on Top of the World.
In the Himalayas, where the air is thinand distractions are few, Ladhakis people found a way to enjoy the harshwinters by practicing a sport comingfrom a distant foreign land. On icy ponds located at lofty elevations,thousands of meters above sea level,they skate and play the game of hockey, on top of the world.
Photos © Patrice Halley/LightMediation Text ®Andrew Findlay
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Saudi…Alberta, financial boom and ecological disaster…
Imagine Saudi Arabia in Canada, unthinkable ? think again! The tar sands, a geological feature unique in the world, are stretching over a 75 000 square kilometer area and contain more than 3000 billion of tons of hydrocarbons whose 300 billions tons are exploitable. This natural resource moved Canada ahead of oil producing countries, just behind Saudi Arabia! A manna for some, but a real nightmare for others. According to environmentalists the oil iproducedd in Alberta’s tar sands is the dirtiest in the world. Welcome into the country of colossal excess, where each grain of sand contains gold, black gold that is.
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