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Targeting fruit flies in Seychelles to save melons, pumpkin and cucumbers
7 Seychellois researchers to explore waters up to 500 metres deep
A lemur on the loose in Seychelles has been caught; officials discussing next step
Oxford students, Seychellois team up to clean debris from remote island
$ 6.6 million allocated for biodiversity, climate change projects in Seychelles
Proposed bill seeks to ensure more protected areas in Seychelles
11-year-old author - with high-level help - chronicles Seychelles’ diverse bird life
Treatment plant on Seychelles’ third-most populated island to cover 95 percent of wastewater generated
Nekton mission to explore Seychelles’ waters to study Indian Ocean’s ecosystem
Two studies by outside experts to help Seychelles develop long-term waste master plan
Environmentalists call for better management of Seychelles’ amphibians
Climate change training session to help representatives from Seychelles at international meetings
Seychelles’ Vallee de Mai, home of world’s largest nut, marks 35 years as World Heritage Site
Indian Ocean Commission lauds Seychelles' work to protect, improve biodiversity
Environment | December 26, 2018, Wednesday @10:51 | Views: 9804
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400 people -- Seychellois and foreigners -- have lost jobs in tourism downturn
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Project in Seychelles examines if cold water reduces coral bleaching
Seychelles National Parks staff clear nature trails during tourism low point
