Conor Jameson arrived in Seychelles ten days after the tsunami struck. He reports here on some of the environmental impacts…
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Genevieve Jorgensen of the Royal Danish Veterinary School has been studying Giant Tortoise diet. Giant tortoises are fascinating creatures and…
Improving management of non-government and privately owned nature reserves and high biodiversity islands in Seychelles, funded by the Global Environment…
Nature Seychelles has been working with researchers from the University of Kent, UK, to study the genetic make-up of the…
The IUCN Red List category of a number of bird species occurring in Seychelles was recently revised. In 2005, Seychelles…
Dr Alan E Burger of University of Victoria, Canada, has been working for Nature Seychelles, and investigated why the Pisonia…
A party of around 30 volunteers from the USS O’Kane (DDG 77) made productive use of their shore leave in…
The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC), headquartered in Seychelles, has been reported as having one of the poorest environmental performances…
In 1959, the endemic Seychelles warbler was one of the world’s rarest birds. The establishment of coconut plantations on the…
Children’s Day was an occasion of happy celebrations for the children of La Digue, as the School held an open…
