There have been great fanfares for conservation success in Seychelles
recently. Unless you’ve been on another planet for the past year you’ll
known about the recoveries or the new knowledge we have about species
like Magpie robin or pi Santez, the Scops owl or syer, and the White
eye or Zwazo linet. Conservation programs by Nature Seychelles, the
Seychelles government and private island owners and managers have
enabled these unique Seychelles birds to be taken off the Critical list
of the most endangered species of the world. Seychelles has received
international accolades for these flagship examples of conservation
action, which also offer hope and inspiration to others. We have shown
we have the knowledge and expertise to plan and manage globally
recognized recovery programmes. But, this work isn’t finished.