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- ↑ Trofeo Stambecco d'Oro 2011, Autonomous Region of Aosta Valley Website
- 1 2 Da 20 al 25 agosto il Gran Paradiso International Nature Film Festival, Trofeo Stambecco d'Oro - Cogne (AO), La Stampa, 08-17-2012
- 1 2 Presentazione, official website.
- ↑ Comunicato stampa: Trofeo Stambecco d'Oro 2011, Autonomous Region of Aosta Valley Website
- ↑ Festival, Ente Progetto Natura Website
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- ↑ Giulia Ferrario, Trofeo Stambecco d’Oro 2013, incontro tra cinema e biodiversità Archived 2013-07-22 at the Wayback Machine , Nuova Società, 07/17/2013
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