Previously an obscure disease, chikungunya has now entered the vocabulary of all Seychellois. In La Reunion where it has infected…
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After the first find of the Wedge-tailed Shearwaters in December 2005, we are now celebrating another finding on the island….
A new study by researchers from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne and from Australia and the Seychelles, has shown…
The total number of birds considered threatened with extinction is now a staggering 1,210 according to BirdLife International. This was…
Millions of people all around the world use the internet to investigate and plan trips to places they want to…
Nature Seychelles’ Headquarters is the Environment and education Centre at Roche Caiman, just south of Victoria. We moved here just…
Bird migration is one of the most amazing events on the planet. It is one reason why birds have been…
At the recent meeting of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), governments of the world adopted a comprehensive…
An email from Rachel Bristol, our NGO representative from Seychelles at the Convention on Biological Diversity meeting in Brazil, last…
Bruce Leslie worked on Cousin from January to March 2006 as a visiting warden from Kruger National Park in South…
