Tue, Apr 5th 2011, 07:52

The Seychelles Islands are made up of over 115 different islands scattered around the Indian Ocean. With such a vast area to protect the Seychelles is extremely proud of the achievements in the area of conservation.

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Tue, Mar 8th 2011, 18:54

Lets switch our lights off together on the 26th March 2011 for Earth Hour...

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Thu, Jul 22nd 2010, 06:56

HANOI MANOR HOTEL

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Mon, Jun 21st 2010, 21:03

Tips for your Holiday in the Seychelles!!

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Sat, May 15th 2010, 23:18

Chalets d' Anse Forbans Newsletter

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Thu, May 6th 2010, 22:09

Seychelles 5th May 2010: All the guests at Chalets d' Anse Forbans where thrilled to be apart of the experience of viewing 159 baby hawskbill turtles hatching and being released on the beach of Anse Forbans. The Marine Conservation Society of the Seychelles and was concerned the nest laid on Ans...

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Tue, Apr 20th 2010, 23:10

Chalets d' Anse Forbans answers questions on coastal lights

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Mon, Apr 19th 2010, 22:10

Chalets d' Anse Forbans in the March 2010 newsletter of the Marine Conservation Society of the Seychelles

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Fri, Feb 19th 2010, 11:46

Increased wave size in the Pacific has been a feature of the past few decades according to Scientists. The cause of these bigger waves is probably due to climate change.

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Fri, Dec 4th 2009, 12:43

The Fernando de Noronha archipelago is a paradise 200 kilometres from mainland Brazil. The National Marine Sanctuary of Fernando de Noronha is a UNESCO World Heritage site due to the spectacular diversity of marine species in this unspoiled wonderland.

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Mon, Nov 23rd 2009, 11:54

The Census of Marine Life is a massive 10 year scientific collaboration by scientists from 34 countries who are charting the deepest reaches of our oceans and discovering a wealth of new species we never knew existed.

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Mon, Nov 2nd 2009, 11:18

Jellyfish sting automatically when an object comes into contact with their tentacles. Even a beached or dying jellyfish will sting if something comes into contact with the stinging cells on their tentacles.

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Wed, Oct 28th 2009, 12:37

Jellyfish have provided Biotechnology with an invaluable tool for studying biological processes that were previously invisible.

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Mon, Oct 26th 2009, 10:49

The body of a jellyfish is only 5% solid organic matter – the other 95% is water. The simplicity of these creatures has ensured that they are the longest surviving species on earth.

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Mon, Oct 19th 2009, 10:17

Submarine History stretches back surprisingly far. The first navigable submarine was submerged in London in 1624 spending 3 hours under water.

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Mon, Oct 12th 2009, 12:17

Personal Submarines are the ultimate accessory for the mega rich – the perfect addition to any luxury yacht.

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Fri, Oct 9th 2009, 12:07

The world’s first Undersea Resort represents a new travel trend. Enjoy the ultimate in sea views from your undersea suite just off a pristine Fiji island.

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Thu, Oct 1st 2009, 11:10

The Pacific Ring of Fire is one of the main zones of earthquake and tsunami activity in the world. Sumatra and Samoa lie within this zone and are the latest victims of the ring of fire.

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Tue, Sep 29th 2009, 12:35

Jellyfish existed on earth before the dinosaurs. These fragile creatures have existed for over 650 million years and continue to thrive.

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Fri, Aug 28th 2009, 12:27

Bikini Atoll has some of the most dramatic wreck diving opportunities in the world thanks to its history as a military test site.

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