Nature Seychelles’ Reserve Coordinator, Eric Blais recently returned from a three-day training on coral reef monitoring organised by the Indian Ocean Commission (IOC). The training was held in Albion Fisheries Research Centre in Mauritius from 24th to the 26th of February.

Today Newspaper, 9 March 2015: Ms. Henri has been with Nature Seychelles for sixteen years, a non-governmental conservation organisation registered in 1998 and the BirdLife partner in the country. “I couldn’t imagine a better place to work.” says Ms. Henri “It’s the noblest feeling to work on saving a species from extinction.”

I have spent the past two years working for Nature Seychelles, living on Cousin Island Special Reserve. The price for living on such an island is paid in full when it is time to leave. Last night on my way home from dinner at my volunteer’s house across the island I was reflecting on how natural island life has become.

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On 10th March from 11.00am to 12.30pm Nature Seychelles will launch the “Green Health on the map” project in partnership with the Rotary Club of Victoria. Under this project, Nature Seychelles will kick off activities and create information targeted at the various groups Nature Seychelles works with. An example of such a group is students, some of who will be in attendance at the event. This is in addition to other invited guests including representatives from the Ministry of Health, as well as Nature Seychelles’ partners, board members and staff.