Not many people in Seychelles are aware of a tiny, but most unique heritage. The Seychelles frogs or Sooglossids. They…
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Recently, a friend described her spectacularly unsuccessful attempt at growing seeds gathered from imported vegetables. What she had probably encountered…
The government of Seychelles has announced restrictions on wood pallets that are used to ship goods to this country. The…
Terence Vel, a conservationist working with Nature Seychelles has won a BP Conservation Program (BPCP) Award for 2006. The award…
Over 1.1 billion people sharing this planet with us have no access to safe drinking water. Lack of access to…
The media often focuses on officials and other highly placed persons who have the ability to influence events and thus…
There have been great fanfares for conservation success in Seychelles recently. Unless you’ve been on another planet for the past…
Scientists tend to be clever people. That’s why they are scientists after all. But they can’t know everything. And they…
Nature Seychelles has worked with researcher Louisa Wood of the University of British Columbia, Canada and other organisations to find…
Katiti take-off at airport In September we reported in the media that a pair of Seychelles Kestrels (Katiti) had taken…
