Late last year, the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority(SPGA), welcomed its first-ever international intern, Ms. Evane Antoine hailing from La Reunion as part of the…
Unlike the coconut palm, the Coco de Mer (Lodoicea maldivica) has separate male and female trees. There is no way that whoever planted that Coco de Mer at the entrance…
On Wednesday 26th October over a dozen artisans (craftsmen, artists, designers) from La Digue and Praslin Island attended a full-day workshop to discuss the production…
The COVID 19 pandemic had a dramatic effect on the number of visitors to the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority’s (SPGA) paying sites, as well as other tourism…
Two years after being designated a paying trail, the Copolia Nature Trail is regarded as a success story for the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority (SPGA). Since 1st…
The Anse Major Trail, amongst the most renowned and picturesque nature trails of the Seychelles Islands was temporarily closed off to visitors by the Seychelles Parks…
Congratulations to Ms. Dainise Quatre for obtaining her certification as a Level 1 Marine Protected Area Professional (MPA -PRO). This has been made possible through the…
The British High Commission has donated two Mavic Air 2 drones to the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority (SPGA) with the aim of enhancing the SPGA’s capacity to…
The PAREO Project means ‘the Coral Reef Heritage of the Indian Ocean in our hands’. The Project is an educational program created to transmit to young students…
On the 1st April 2022, a new era dawned over the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority (SPGA). This came about as the official commencement date of the newly approved…
On the 22nd May, the world celebrated the International Day for Biological Diversity. This year’s Biodiversity Day celebration focused on the theme "Building a shared…