La Vev Special Reserve, La Digue Island, Mahé and Praslin

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update from Terence on his work with Wildlife Clubs of Seychelles

(An update from Terence Vel, November 2009): I am taking some of my annual leave but have decided to change job after my annual leave I will be doing some work with Wildlife Clubs of Seychelles.

 

The Wildlife Clubs of Seychelles (WCS) is a non-government organisation (NGO) for young people. It was formed in 1994, dedicated to promoting conservation action through environmental education. Today there are about 800 children throughout Seychelles who belong to Wildlife Clubs and who are members of WCS. Wildlife Clubs of Seychelles is run by volunteers. Most of the clubs are led by teachers and staff, as well as some parents and community volunteers. They meet after school, on weekends and during school holidays. Its mission statement is that ’Wildlife Clubs of Seychelles will be a leading, grassroots, self-sustaining environmental organisation, dedicated to creating an environmentally conscious population in Seychelles.

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Venturing off the coast of Africa

Venturing off the coast of Africa
November 13th, 2007
Jason Houston’s 5th post from Africa as he transitions from Kenya to the Republic of Seychelles - the site of Terence Vel’s Pride campaign.

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A Critical Fork in the Road

A Critical Fork in the Road
November 14th, 2007
Jason Houston’s 6th blog post from Africa- and 2nd post from Terence Vel’s Pride campaign in the Seychelles.

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The Butterfly (or Flycatcher) Effect

The Butterfly (or Flycatcher) Effect
November 15th, 2007
Jason Houston’s 7th post from Africa- and 3rd from Terence Vel’s Pride campaign in the Seychelles.

Over the last two days we spent time at the school on La Digue Island doing several different programs with the students. Terence gave a basic conservation biology lecture to one class and started another in on making puppets for a puppet show about the Seychelles Paradise Black Flycatcher.

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Final report and transition plan

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Project plan complete and approved

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