September, 25th 2010

Mr and Mss Jackson Tony
46, Kirribilli Avenue
Sydney 2000

Dear Mr Jackson and Mrs Jackson Hello the Jackson familly ! Thank you very much for your invitation. It makes us very pleasure because we don't expect to receive one !

My name is Alexis Brulé. I'm 15 years old. I have one brother : This name is Thomas. He's 12 years old. My father is Mathias and my mother is Christine. We live in Saint Hilaire de Riez. I'm a hight school student and my brother is a schoolboy. I love tennis and athletics because i do these sports. I like music and going out with my friends.

For 5 years, I dream of going to Australia to visit Sydney. I would so like to visit the Sydney Opera House, The Rocks, Sydney Tower, Darling Harbour... Etc.

We have several questions:

Do you own a pool at home? What are museums to visit in Sydney? What is the most visited place in Sydney?

We wanted to come there on holidays because it's going to change our environment and know new landscape!

Thank you very much and next week !

Sincerely yours

Family Brulé

Government and business to work together on biodiversity policy James Griffiths argues in the Guardian London, 3 November, 2010 - "Business can be a significant driver of biodiversity conservation but it must have a seat at the table and be allowed to have a constructive role in designing and implementing sustainable policy solutions with governments." James Griffiths, managing director of Ecosystems was asked by the Guardian to share his views on the 10th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity in Nagoya. He used this opportunity to summarize the business input to the process and highlighted some key points from Effective biodiversity and ecosystem policy and regulation report. Launched in Nagoya this report provides the first comprehensive business response to biodiversity policy proposals. | |

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