We direct 5% of our annual profits to Seychellois conservation projects — because we believe travel should give back to the wild places it depends on.
SIF manages the two Seychelles UNESCO World Heritage Sites — Aldabra Atoll, home to the world's largest population of giant tortoises, and the Vallée de Mai on Praslin, the only place where the coco de mer palm grows wild. Their teams run year-round scientific stations, anti-poaching patrols and habitat restoration across some of the Indian Ocean's most fragile ecosystems.
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Founded in 1997, MCSS leads marine research and community conservation across the inner islands — from whale-shark monitoring off Mahé and turtle nesting protection to shark bycatch reduction and mangrove restoration. Their work directly informs Seychelles' Marine Spatial Plan, one of the most ambitious ocean-protection frameworks in the world.
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Nature Seychelles manages Cousin Island Special Reserve — a 27-hectare granite island rewilded from a coconut plantation into a globally significant seabird colony and Aldabra tortoise sanctuary. They also lead the Reef Rescuers programme, the world's first large-scale coral reef restoration project using climate-resilient corals.
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