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Turtle monitoring around Mahe Seychelles with the Marine Conservation Society Seychelles
Welcome to the MCSS turtle blog!
Follow the activities of the MCSS researchers and volunteers during their turtle monitoring activities around the South of Mahe and find out more about marine turtles in Seychelles and their conservation.
You might also like to visit our new project blog on the turtle and terrapin project at Anse Intendance.
You might also like to visit our new project blog on the turtle and terrapin project at Anse Intendance.
Blog Archive
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2009
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May
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- Just enough space to keep a turtle happy
- Turtle Chick’s big day …four turtle species in 2 h...
- Blanche, a cuddly albino Green turtle
- Welcome to Kelonia
- New feature on the blog
- International team rescues critically endangered t...
- Have you the heart to be a voluntary conservation ...
- Clean reefs = happy turtles
- Welcome to paradise, Banyan Tree style
- What happened to Stubs, the Olive Ridley turtle?
- Blood on the Rocks by Patricia.
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May
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Web Links to MCSS turtle projects
Cluster map of our visitors
Web Links to other regional turtle programmes
Links to other organisations with turtle programmes in Seychelles
- Aride Island Nature Reserve
- Banyan Tree Resort, Seychelles
- Bird Island Lodge
- Constance Lemuria Resort
- Cousine Island Resort
- Denis Island Lodge
- Fregate Island Private
- Global Vision International
- Island Conservation Society, Seychelles
- Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources
- Nature Protection Trust, Seychelles
- Nature Seychelles
- North Island
- Pezula Island Resort
- Seychelles Centre for Marine Research and Technology – Marine Parks Authority
- Seychelles Island Foundation
1 comment:
I love this feature. It is fantastic to see just how wide spread our readers are.
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