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Nature Seychelles innovates low-tech coral transplant monitoring method

As interest in coral restoration grows among hotels worldwide, Nature Seychelles, a non-profit environmental organisation, has taken the lead in pioneering a new low-tech method to monitor the survival and .

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Volunteers needed in Seychelles for Cousin Island turtle nesting programme

Volunteers needed in Seychelles for Cousin Island turtle nesting programme
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Seychelles: Volunteers Needed in Seychelles for Cousin Island Turtle Nesting Programme

Seychelles: Volunteers Needed in Seychelles for Cousin Island Turtle Nesting Programme
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Nature Seychelles: Success in boutique restoration method of corals for hotels

Nature Seychelles: Success in boutique restoration method of corals for hotels
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Saving the rarest of the rare

By their nature, Critically Endangered birds are almost always rare. But which species are the world’s very rarest – and how is BirdLife helping save them?

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