The 8th of March was International Women's Day. We celebrated women in Seychelles and around the world breaking biases, glass ceilings, and other barriers. Did you know that there are some animals from whom we women could learn a thing or two? Here are 4 things we can learn from some of our favourite animals on Cousin Island.

The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, hot off the press, has very grim news for the world and for Seychelles. Nature Seychelles will cover aspects of the report relevant to Seychelles and we start with coral reefs.

Seychelles’ longest, unbroken partnership with an international environmental NGO has been with BirdLife International, the world’s oldest nature conservation partnership. BirdLife celebrates its centennial this year. This is a cause for celebration in Seychelles too! BirdLife has had a permanent presence in Seychelles since 1968 and Nature Seychelles has been the Seychelles partner of BirdLife for over 20 years.

Port Glaud Primary School is the home of an exciting new environmental club known as LEAP Junior. H.E Annett Günther, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Seychelles, launched the club at the school on Saturday 19th February.