Fifty years after independence, Seychelles has protected about 30% of its vast marine territory and roughly half of its land. From restoring coral reefs to safeguarding giant tortoises and expanding marine reserves, the Indian Ocean nation has made conservation a central part of its development while supporting tourism and local livelihoods.
(c) Matteo Parisi

Seychelles cumple 50 anos con la conservacion como prioridad

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Cincuenta años después de su independencia, Seychelles protege cerca del 30% de su territorio marino y aproximadamente la mitad de su superficie terrestre. La restauracion de arrecifes, la proteccion de tortugas gigantes y las reservas marinas muestran como la conservacion se ha integrado en el desarrollo del archipielago y su economia.

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