In the shifting tides, their stilt-like roots anchor them in mud and brackish water, as they stand tall on the…
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(Photo: Sharks have a bad image in the media) Sharks are some of the most misrepresented creatures. They have a…
(Photo: Hermit crabs rely on shells to protect their soft bodies) Some species you will find in great abundance on…
(Photo: There is no away when it comes to plastic waste it always ends up somewhere) This Plastic-Free July, make…
(Photo courtesy of Today in Seychelles) Lynden Gomme is a Field Assistant with Nature Seychelles, working on the Local Empowered…
(Photo: We protect and research the marine communities of the Cousin MPA) As part of World Oceans Day and Oceans…
The CMA CGM Group is continuing with its worldwide Reef Recovery program. Five coral nurseries in Australia, Florida, the Philippines,…
(Photo: Alanah and Zoe take visitors on a tour of Cousin Island) Zoe and Alanah, two students of the Seychelles…
Top Photo: Staff search the island and collect data on tortoises found Cousin’s Aldabra giant tortoise population now numbers 75…
(Photo: Gemma is the second recipient of the Friends Of Cousin Island award) Nature Seychelles has named Gemma Jessy the…
