The Sousouri Bannan or Seychelles Sheath-tailed Bat is possibly the rarest bat in the world. It is also an endemic…
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As the world readies itself for critical climate change negotiations in Copenhagen in December this year, environmental campaigns have also…
Nirmal Shah, July 23 2009. Two men have been arrested for possession of turtle meat and spearguns. The taking, selling…
The National Parks Authority held month-long celebrations to mark 30 years of Marine Parks conservation. Part of the celebrations …
The first Seychelles Paradise-flycatcher Terpsiphone corvina chicks to fledge successfully outside La Digue Island, Seychelles for over 60 years is…
Moorhens, or poul do in Kreol, are funny-looking birds that are well known in Seychelles. With conservation succeeding on several…
Nirmal Shah the award-winning CEO of Nature Seychelles, conservation biologist, coastal manager and science popularizer has been bitten by the…
In this opinion piece Nirmal Shah, Nature Seychelles CEO asks whether we need to make a mental Zen shift away…
[Roche Caiman, 4 June 2009] In an enthusiastic response to a worldwide call for responsible tourism, the Seychelles chapter of…
Not content with the conservation successes of Cousin Island – “one of the world’s great conservation success stories” according to…