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Seychelles gets first-of-its-kind book on invasive plants
A worm? A snake! Nope, it’s a Seychelles caecilian
From turtle pond to lemon shark sanctuary: Global Vision International project on Curieuse aiming to support local and global conservation efforts
Will the fishing industry cough up for FAD cleanups? Seychelles NGO heads to regional Tuna Commission
Research on the blue economy gains momentum as Australia and Seychelles’ ocean-oriented research institutes forge partnerships
Atlantic Ocean corals under threat – U.S. scientists use Seychelles data to predict bleaching loss
How will corals survive in 200 years? Earthwatch expedition studies possibilities in Seychelles
National Geographic expedition leader rates Seychelles ocean, coral health among best in the world
Seychelles-based study gives hope for coral reef resilience against global warming
A stark warning: remnants of corals in Seychelles help sea level rise scientists predict the future
Sensors start tracking Seychelles’ ocean space – California-based Scripps Institution spearheads study of the western Indian Ocean
Generating cheap power from the ocean's waves could be a reality by 2016
Seychelles black parrot prefer feeding on endemic species, reveals new research
Sooty terns’ struggle for food leads to concern for nesting populations in Seychelles
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Sylvie Tamboo becomes first Seychellois woman to fly Seychelles Air Force Dornier
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