Seychelles: Latest conservation news from the islands
12.11.10
The latest issue of Kapisen - the newsletter of the Seychelles Plant Conservation Action Group - has been released. Edited by Katy Beaver, Eva Schumacher and Christoph Kueffer Kapisen provides a biannual insight into plant conservation issues on these remote, beautiful and under-resourced islands.
"This 11th issue entitled threats to plants in Seychelles includes articles on forest fires, climate change, invasive species management, plant pollinator interactions and plant genetic resources in agriculture," said Christoph Kueffer.
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