VOICED: The sand dune, the tourists, and the sandwich terns

The video explores a nature reserve in southern France, highlighting the coexistence of wildlife and tourists. It discusses the reserve's creation for protecting sandwich terns, the activities available for visitors, and the regulations in place. Conservation efforts, including educational programs for schoolchildren, are emphasized. The video concludes with the successful coexistence of species and the seasonal migration of terns and tourists.

What activities do tourists typically engage in at the nature reserve?

• Hiking and mountain climbing

• Renting boats and having picnics

• Fishing and hunting

• Skiing and snowboarding

Why was the nature reserve created in 1972?

• To promote tourism

• To establish a national park

• To build a new city

• To protect sandwich terns

What is one of the major aims of the nature reserve?

• To allow hunting

• To build resorts

• To restrict all visitors

• To discover natural heritage

Which of the following is NOT allowed in the nature reserve?

• Photography

• Camping

• Guided tours

• Picnics

What happens at the end of summer at the nature reserve?

• The reserve closes permanently

• The terns and tourists leave

• New species arrive

• The reserve expands