Coral reef project "historic opportunity," Ambassador says
On Tuesday October 26, 2010 Nature Seychelles launched an innovative project to restore damaged corals in Seychelles called Reef Rescuers - Restoring Coral Reefs in the Face of Climate Change at its office the Centre for Environment and Education in Roche Caiman in the presence of Seychelles Minister for Investment, Natural Resources & Industry, Peter Sinon, US Ambassador to the Seychelles Mary Jo Wills, partners from government and the civil society, and other guests. 
It has been an exciting time of learning at the Heritage Garden and Sanctuary at Roche Caiman, as well as the Centre for Education and Environment (Nature Seychelles headquarters) in the past months, with Lucina and other staff receiving visits from nature enthusiasts ranging from the very young to the retired. 
Nature Seychelles has signed a grant agreement with the Small Grants Programme - SGP (funded by the Global Environment Facility and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme) to look at the effects of climate change on Hawksbill Turtles. The agreement was signed on Thursday 5 August 2010 at the scenic Botanical Gardens in Mahe, on the occasion of the launch of the SGP in the Seychelles
Nature Seychelles is starting a very new and completely different program which is called Green Health or Eco-Health where we will be combining yoga and fitness in natural surroundings with conservation activities. The aim is to use the incredible environment we have around us as natural therapy and to get people interested in nature through a different route. 