Fish Sex: What's the deal for Conservation?

fish-researchFish and Chips is a common meal where Tove Jorgensen, our new staff member, has come from. But Tove, recently arrived from the United Kingdom, will be handling a different sort of fish and chips. For starters her fish will be uncooked and her chips will be more closely related to technology rather than food.

UNISEY students check out Nature Seychelles

sanctuary at Roche CaimanUniversity of Seychelles Students following a course in environmental science visited Nature Seychelles on Monday 27th. The students were on a practical field visit whose aim is to enable them to see conservation in action. They were accompanied by their lecturers Will Dogley and Rachel Onezime.

What does conservation have to do with roofs?

"No job too tough," said the slogan on the truck parked at the Grand Anse pier on Praslin delivering goods bound for Cousin Island Special Reserve. It perfectly summed up the mood of the people transferring goods from the truck to a dingy that cloudy Monday morning.

Only PETs allowed!

You could be forgive if you thought the boardwalk at the Nature Seychelles’ run Sanctuary at Roche Caiman was made from wood. The 600 metre long boardwalk looks like wood but is made entirely from recycled PET bottles. The  planks, trusses and beams are made in the UK and are guaranteed to last 40 years with little or no maintenance.

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