Don't forget the birds at World Heritage
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She explains why it's important for her to be at the meeting in Paris.
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World Heritage Committees can be a strange experience for the novices amongst us. Helen Byron gives her impressions so far.
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But what does Bird Life want to get out of the meeting? Byron tells us more about her expectations.
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