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Seychelles co-hosts climate change event at African Union summit
Severe coastal erosion due to climate change forcing Seychelles to fight back against higher seas
Environment | February 11, 2020, Tuesday @09:29 | Views: 4563
New scientific mission will dive deep into Seychelles' ocean
Research project to examine benefits of Morne Seychellois National Park
New study in Seychelles to establish fruit bat population, breeding patterns
Ocean Project Seychelles' campaign seeks reduction in balloon use, harm to sea life
Soft coral around 2 Seychelles islands suffered less than feared in 2015-17 warming, study finds
Seychelles’ Aldabra Atoll wins prestigious designation as protected ecosystem
Last minute gift? Adopt a terrapin or some coral in Seychelles
Poaching panic: 14 sea turtles killed early in Seychelles' nesting season
Waste crusher expected to ease space crunch at Seychelles' landfill
Seychelles to see tides approaching 2 metres this weekend
Seychelles' top official recognised with award at global climate change conference
Free screening of massive Aldabra clean-up project taking place Friday in Seychelles' capital
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Seychelles becomes first country in Africa to start COVID-19 vaccinations
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National Assembly leaders respond to State of Nation address by Seychelles' President
Overnight curfew introduced, movement restrictions extended to help Seychelles fight COVID-19
