Island Conservation Society promotes the conservation and restoration of island ecosystems, sustainable development of islands, and awareness of conservation issues.
Island Conservation Society, Pointe Larue, Mahe, Seychelles, (+248) 437 5354
Office hours are 08h00 to 16h00 Seychelles time (GMT +4) weekdays.
Island Conservation Society, Pointe Larue, Mahe, Seychelles, (+248) 437 5354
Office hours are 08h00 to 16h00 Seychelles time (GMT +4) weekdays.
Promoting the sustainability of the outer islands of Seychelles
ICS registered as a not-for-profit organisation on the 10th of April 2000. What started as a small NGO by only four founders and eight other trustees is now an established conservation organisation striving to sustainably manage island ecosystems. To learn more about ICS, please click here. To commemorate our 20th anniversary, a series of activities were organised and showcased on our Facebook page, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube account.
Over the past two decades, thanks to the dedication of the founders, Trustees, staff and partners, we have made great strides towards the conservation, restoration and sustainable development of the different islands of Seychelles. We look forward to strengthening our partnerships so that we can collectively tackle various issues that continue to impact our fragile island ecosystems. Conservation should be part of our daily lives so that we can continue to promote and protect the earth’s resources for current and future generations.
ICS reiterates its commitment to promoting and protecting the fragile island ecosystems that belong to every Seychellois with the support of organisations and the wider community.
Over the past two decades, thanks to the dedication of the founders, Trustees, staff and partners, we have made great strides towards the conservation, restoration and sustainable development of the different islands of Seychelles. We look forward to strengthening our partnerships so that we can collectively tackle various issues that continue to impact our fragile island ecosystems. Conservation should be part of our daily lives so that we can continue to promote and protect the earth’s resources for current and future generations.
ICS reiterates its commitment to promoting and protecting the fragile island ecosystems that belong to every Seychellois with the support of organisations and the wider community.
