Back in the 1960s, the Seychelles Warbler or Timerl Dezil was probably the most endangered bird in the world, with…
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Most countries depend on tuna fish. But are we fishing it sustainably? In an attempt to provide answers to this…
According to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), accidental catch or by-catch is probably the single greatest threat to marine turtles….
How are coral reef monitoring programmes helping fisheries management in Seychelles? Jan Robinson of the Seychelles Fishing Authority and Tim…
Nick Graham of the University of Newcastle, UK, reports on the medium-term impacts of the 1998 coral bleaching event on…
Louisa Wood of University of British Columbia, Canada, worked with Nature Seychelles to study what motivates illegal fishing in Marine…
During a seabird survey of Cousin, staff and volunteers made an exciting discovery on the rocky plateau – a baby…
Rose-ringed (also called ring-necked) Parakeets Psittacula krameri were seen occasionally on Mahé from the 1970s but only in any number…
Between colonization in the 1770s and the 1980s the staple of the Seychelles economy was plantation agriculture; spices such as…
Plants, we are told in school, are very different from animals. Plants, they tell us, do not move, do not…