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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Thu, Mar 10th 2011, 18:23

Enjoy the Secrets of the Seychelles Islands

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Thu, Feb 10th 2011, 22:52

Are you thinking of what to do while on holiday in the Seychelles- A visit to the Seychelles National Botanical Gardens ...

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Mon, Sep 6th 2010, 21:33

Chalets d' Anse Forbans is committed to maintaining sustainable tourism in Seychelles.

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Thu, May 6th 2010, 22:29

Chalets d' Anse Forbans on Mahe Island Seychelles aids the ongoing work of the Marine Conservation Society of the Seychelles

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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 6th 2010, 16:42

All the kids joined in for the Easter Egg Hunt

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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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Wed, Nov 4th 2009, 11:52

Keeping jellyfish as pets is hard work and only recommended for experienced aquarium owners. The needs of pet jellyfish are very different to other aquarium fish.

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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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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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Wed, Jul 1st 2009, 12:37

In China they have been practicing Aquaculture since ancient times. In fact, it was the fattening of wild carp that led to the mutated and domesticated goldfish … and the fishpond culture still so popular today.

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Tue, Jun 23rd 2009, 14:11

According to the WWF, 52% of the world’s fisheries are fully exploited and 24% are overexploited, depleted, or recovering from depletion. Already 30% of the world’s fish requirements are met by the aquaculture industry.

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Mon, Jun 1st 2009, 11:50

Tragedy struck on Sunday 31 May when 55 False Killer Whales beached at Kommetjie beach on the outskirts of Cape Town, South Africa.

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Fri, Jan 30th 2009, 10:38

Africa is the continent they say reflects the amazing diversity of life that has become extinct in the rest of the world due to the spread of human civilisation.

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Mon, Jul 21st 2008, 00:00

The southwestern tip of Africa boasts another natural wonder. It is home to one of world’s 6 floral kingdoms. The Cape Floral Kingdom is the smallest of the world’s floral kingdoms and its plants grow almost exclusively in South Africa.

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Mon, Jul 14th 2008, 00:00

The whale watching capital of South Africa, Hermanus, also boasts a world first: a whale crier. Nowhere else on earth enjoys the services of this dedicated individual whose job is to keep the people of Hermanus up to date on where a whale is spotted.

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Fri, Jul 11th 2008, 00:00

Hermanus is a popular holiday town for both South Africans and international visitors alike because of its sheltered beaches and superb whale viewing opportunities.

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