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Jorgensen et al 2015
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 07-20-2015

A Nature Seychelles’ study focusing on the link between coral reefs and fish populations at several sites around Cousin Island Special Reserve - published in the scientific journal Ocean & Coastal Management. 

Paper published in the Herpetological Review, resulting from disease screening of Seychelles amphibians by Labisko et al.

Report on the fieldwork undertaken on Cousin island between June and October 2014 on the study of the Seychelles Warbler. As part of the Seychelles Warbler Research Group, a partnership between researchers at the Universities of East Anglia and Sheffield in the UK and the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, run in collaboration with Nature Seychelles. 

Introduced common mynas Acridotheres tristis have been implicated as a threat to native biodiversity on the oceanic islands of St Helena and Ascension (UK). A rice-based bait treated with Starlicide® wasbroadcast for consumption by flocks of common mynas at the government rubbish tips on the two islands during investigation of potential myna management techniques.

Report on the Seychelles warbler translocation to Fregate published in Conservation Evidence. This is the fourth translocation of this species, fulfilling the species action plan requirement of five populations of this endemic island passerine.

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