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Roofs in Seychelles are rusting - is the sea getting saltier?

Posted by Nirmal Jivan Shah on September 21, 2012

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Seychelles animals among World’s Most Endangered

Posted by Nirmal Jivan Shah on September 13, 2012

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Green Jobs - what's the reality?

Posted by Nirmal Jivan Shah on September 08, 2012

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No fish and no fishers? The future of the Seychelles artisanal fishery looks bleak

Posted by Nirmal Jivan Shah on September 01, 2012

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Nirmal Jivan Shah: Nirmal is a well-known and a passionate personality in the Seychelles environmental and sustainability scene having an encyclopedic knowledge of Seychelles biodiversity as well as a wealth of experience in environment management. He has worked in senior positions in the parastatal, government, private and NGO sectors and consulted for international organizations such as the World Bank, IUCN, UNEP, Sida and UNESCO. He has appeared on CNN, BBC, Radio France, PBS, NBC, ABC, SABC and others

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Chief Executive Nature Seychelles | Chair to the Board, Seychelles Fishing Authority | Chair, National Environmental Advisory Council

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