Climate change is impacting Seychelles and the rest of the world in many ways including through rising sea levels, changes in weather patterns, and a hotter climate. At current rates, the average temperature on Earth is expected to increase 3-5oC by the end of this...
Photos L-R (Matthew Morgan, Krishna Ashok, Matthew Morgan, Matthew Morgan, Jeanne A Mortimer) Where it all began… In 2015, the international community signed the Paris Agreement and in less than a year, the ambitious Paris Agreement entered ...
In a continued effort to support Seychelles in its mission for climate adaptation, and in line with its strategic objective, SeyCCAT secured funds for a coastal wetlands and climate change project (aka Coastal Wetlands and Climate Change Project). The project started...
Today we’re celebrating Biological Diversity Day, which this year has the theme of ‘We’re part of the solution #ForNature’. This seems like a good opportunity to highlight the SeyCCAT-supported projects that are working towards the 15th UN Sustainable Development Goal...
Earth Day, the 22nd of April, seems like an appropriate time to reflect on the work that has been done to face arguably the most pressing threat to our planet, climate change. Anthropogenic emissions of CO2, and other greenhouse gases, have led to an increase in the...
