Here is a presentation on Seychelles’ amphibians. The Seychelles has twelve species, out of which eleven are endemic.
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My name is Liz, blogging from Nature Seychelles. Nature Seychelles is a leading environmental organization in the Western Indian Ocean and the BirdLife partner in Seychelles. I will be the primary blogger, but all the news and interesting stuff will be coming from the very dedicated people who work here. Have fun here, talk to us, link to us and if we inspire you, send the word out - share the link love. Bienvenue! Welcome! Byenveni!My flickr photos
Categories
- Amphibians
- Bats
- birds
- Caecilians
- climate change
- Coral reefs
- Cousin Island
- Endemic birds
- Endemic plants
- Frogs
- heritage garden
- Heritage Gardens
- Invertebrates
- Marine life
- Nature Seychelles
- people
- Photo of the day
- Sanctuary at Roche Caiman
- Seabirds
- Seychelles
- Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher
- Seychelles Warblers
- Thank you
- Turtles
- wildlife clubs of seychelles
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Selected Visitor Comments Cousin Island (November)
‘We were very happy to see that the environment is still ok and in good hands. Thank you and keep up the good work’–Your friends from Lebanon & Monaco(Pamela and Sebastian)
A very enlightening trip. I thought with the hoards of people at the beginning that it was going to be very busy, but you organised it well. Thank you’. (Richard Gill)
isola veramente fantastica. Da Gloria a colui che tutto creo! (Beatrice e Tom- Italia)
Un grand merci pour cette visite tres interessante. Merci pour votre gentillese et merci de nous avoir fait partager votre joie de vivre sur l’ile Cousin. On vous souhaite de vivreplus de 300 ans!’ (David and Laetitia- France)
Beau travail de conservation et de pedagogie. Bonne continuation! (Thomas)
We have really enjoyed our visit to your island! We loved the giant tortoises and watched the turtles laying their eggs.’(Pauline & Ian, England)
It was such an incredible excursion and remarkable. We have enjoyed every bit of the sites especially laying turtles, birds and the flora. Thanks a lot, wish to comeanother time.’ (Daniel, Praslin Secondary School)
La natura e sempre molto bella. Soprattutto se ben conservata… (Italia)
I love the trip, I’ve learned many new things. I love the animals also, thank you.(Izabela 8yrs old, Poland)
This island is so fascinating, beautiful and unique in its own way. Keep on preserving it, was a wondrous experiences. Thank you! (Fiona, NIE, Seychelles)
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- Brenton H on Meet Vincent Nedderneijer
- Rebecca, Australia on Baby hawksbills begin to come out
- Brenton H on Season’s greetings
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Jun 26th Brenton H USD 16.50
2 Comments
Great presentation and the sounds effects are amazing!
Thanks Brenton… although we cannot take credit for the sound effects