Leadership is something that you recognise when you see it and notice when you don’t see it, and yet most people find it hard to articulate what leadership really is. I’ve written this book because I want to remove the mystique of leadership and enable you to ground leadership in your everyday work practice. by Dr John Marrin
Seychelles magpie robin by Martijn Hammers
The Seychelles Magpie Robin Copsychus sechellarum was once one of the most threatened birds in the world, but was downgraded from Critically Endangered to Endangered after a long-term recovery programme was successfully implemented. Comprehensive long-term monitoring of this species was conducted on the islands of Cousin and Cousine over an 18-year period. We report here on the species longevity and annual survival at these two sites.
Julie Gane and April Burt Longevity and survival of the Endangered Seychelles Magpie Robin Copsychus sechellarum
Some documents from From the International Energy Agency at COP21
Energy Technology Initiatives 2013 ETP Executive Summary – 2015 Global_Tracking_Framework Good_Practice_Policy_Framework for Energy Technology How2Guide_Wind Energy Technology Development Prospects_Indian Power Sector TechnologyRoadmap_ EE Buildings TechnologyRoadmap_Bioenergy for Heat and Power Read the rest of this entry »
Effective conservation of the critically endangered hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) in the western Indian Ocean is hindered by a lack of basic ecological information about its diet and habitat requirements. This study utilised stomach samples from dead turtles and oesophageal lavage, together with in-water observations of foraging turtles, to identify the relative importance of species contributing to the diet of hawksbill turtles at five localities in the Republic of Seychelles. Read more
A Nature Seychelles’ study focusing on the link between coral reefs and fish populations at several sites around Cousin Island Special Reserve – published in the scientific journal Ocean & Coastal Management.
