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Some Images from IWC 60

Santiago - Andes in background. Below: Meeting hotel.

Meeting opens. Below street juggler. Further below Belgian delegation.

Breakfast - UK Minister, Lord Rooker, meets with Claire Bass of WSPA. And street dogs

Quintay old whaling station where Chile launched its new whale sanctuary. (Whale landing ramp in foreground.) Above - the 'brown river' and San Cristobel hill.

Above: the Luxembourg delegation. Below: the Mexican Commissioner.

Two above - Peter Garret, the Australian Environment minister on one of the big screens at the front of the meeting room. Above him the Portuguese Commissioner on the screen. Below: part of Team WDCS at the end of the meeting.

Above: a caracara and below Chilean hummingbird (Photographer: Pierre Gallego)

Two images above - Latin American whalewatching report launch by WDCS

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