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If you’re a leader in a Small Island Developing State (SIDS), here’s the uncomfortable truth: waiting for the vested interests who meet at COPS and other global talk shops to literally change the climate is not working.

We have to deal with an existential crisis while navigating a minefield of obstacles that make meaningful adaptation seemingly impossible. But inste...

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Hawksbill turtles nesting season has picked up on Cousin Island Special Reserve, despite a slower start this year compared to last.

On the Special Reserve, the “Turtle Team” – a dedicated group of trained staff and volunteers – takes charge of monitoring the turtles from October to March. Their mission is to collect data on female turtles, which is crucial for makin...

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Do you know what “sea blindness” means? It describes the widespread lack of awareness and concern about what happens on and beneath our waters — and the unwillingness or inability to monitor it properly. Seychelles is seen as a “large ocean state” because it oversees a vast Exclusive Economic Zone in the Western Indian Ocean. Yet many policymakers, NGOs, youth and citizens wh...

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Wetlands are more than just water and mud. If you take a moment to look closer, wetlands transform into vibrant areas teeming with life. You’ll spot fish zipping between mangrove roots, hear frogs croaking, watch insects flitting above the water, and see birds wading in the mud. Continuing with our wetland species feature, this week we’re shining a light on five more of these...

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Last week, a beacon of hope shone from the Assisted Recovery of Corals (ARC) Facility, Nature Seychelles’ land-based coral aquaculture facility on Praslin. In a ground-breaking first, the NGO, teaming up with global experts from Coral Spawning International (CSI), successfully documented coral spawning in a controlled environment. This exciting milestone, whe...

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