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Les forêts tropicales:
Nolwenn Gaudin
Nolwenn Gaudin graduated in 2005 from the University Michel de Montaigne Bordeaux III, in France with a degree in Foreign Languages (English and Japanese). To improve her skills to a fluent level in Japanese, she spent a year in Japan as an exchange student at the University of Kumamoto where she completed a year of Japanese Studies related to International Communication and succeeded in receiving a certificate of assiduity. Passionate about languages and travel, she then spent two years in Australia where she took the time to understand the culture, the people and worked on her English to become bilingual. In Japan, she also taught French in her free time. Firstly, with private lessons and then becoming coordinator of a monthly “French salon” in the International Center of Kumamoto. In Australia, she also did tutoring for students learning French. Back to Europe in 2010, she settled in Brighton, UK, to continue learning English in different areas to understand the accents and the way of living of the English speaking people, depending on their countries and counties. Now using English as her first language, she is able to give accurate translations from English to French and from French to English, meanwhile, completing a diploma course in translation to acquire the needed knowledge to further her skills. Also, with an ongoing interest in nature and conservation, she has used her skills to spread awareness of environmental issues through volunteering for Mongabay.com.
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MONGABAY.COM
Mongabay offre des actualités et des informations sur la faune et l'environnement.
Mongabay.com cherche à éveiller l'intérêt pour la faune des zones sauvages, tout en examinant l'impact sur la conservation et le développement des nouveautés concernant le climat, l'énergie, les technologies, les sciences économiques et les finances.
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