Author name: Sharon Meriton

March brought together forests, water, and weather—three vital elements shaping our environment—featured in a special edition of our monthly newsletter. This issue highlights key initiatives, achievements, and the ongoing work undertaken to safeguard and manage these essential resources. Join us as we celebrate important staff milestones and the dedication of our colleagues. The edition also

The Ministry of Environment, Climate, Energy and Natural Resources invites the public to review the draft Management Plan for the Aldabra Group Marine National Park. The Plan sets the goal, objectives, strategies and priority management actions for the management of Seychelles’ largest National Park. Two versions of the Plan are provided. The Complete Version has

The public is reminded that sea turtles in Seychelles are protected under the Wild Animals and Birds Protection Act. 1961 (WABPA), which prohibits harming, disturbing, catching, injuring, killing, selling, buying, receiving or possessing turtles, turtle eggs, or turtle products. Recent amendments to the law (Wild Animals And Birds Protection (Amendment)  Act, 2024 (Act 11 of

Assomption Environment Task Force Conducts Site Visit to Assomption Island to Assess Environmental Priorities Members of the Assomption Environment Task Force conducted an official visit to Assomption Island on Monday, 16 March 2026, to assess environmental conditions, review ongoing conservation initiatives, and engage with relevant stakeholders, in particular SIF and IDC. The aim of the

Today, Seychelles joins the global community in marking World Meteorological Day 2026 under the theme “Observing and Forecasting Today, Protecting Tomorrow.” On this occasion, we recognise the importance of meteorological services to the country’s safety and economy. This is also an opportune time to reflect on the essential role of meteorological services in protecting lives,

Message for World Water Day, 22nd March, 2026 World Water Day is commemorated this year under the theme “Water and Gender” which highlights the vital link between water access and gender equality. This theme is particularly relevant for Seychelles as women hold leading roles in shaping water policy, managing resources, and promoting sustainability. From engineers