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The Cousine Island Journal
Discover unique wildlife, explore island culture, and join our conservation team in their daily quest to restore and protect the unique ecosystems of the Seychelles archipelago. All on the most exclusive private island in the world.
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Over Three Decades of Restoration: A World Environment Day Tribute to Cousine's Conservation Story
Cousine Island was once a worn-down plantation. More than thirty years later it is one of the Indian Ocean's great conservation success stories. A World Environment Day tribute to the replanted forest, the returned wildlife and the vision that began it all, plus the Reimagine package for those who want time enough to feel it.
Witness the Rare Beauty of Birds Preparing for Breeding Season on Cousine Island
September on Cousine Island brings the rare beauty of bird breeding season, where Fairy Terns, Tropicbirds, and Shearwaters grace the skies in spectacular displays.
Sustainable Luxury: Redefining Eco-Friendly Living at Cousine Island
At Cousine Island, luxury meets sustainability, offering guests an unforgettable experience while preserving the island’s pristine beauty for future generations.
The Takamaka Tree: A Coastal Guardian of Seychelles’ Wild Beauty
The Takamaka tree is one of Seychelles’ most iconic coastal species, known for its sweeping branches, enduring strength, and cultural significance. On Cousine Island, it thrives within a protected sanctuary where conservation, privacy, and natural beauty converge to preserve the island’s rare and timeless ecological heritage.
The Enigmatic Ghost Crab: Keeper of Cousine Island’s Shores
The ghost crab is one of Cousine Island’s most fascinating coastal residents — elusive, swift, and essential to a thriving shoreline ecosystem. Within this protected sanctuary, they flourish alongside tens of thousands of breeding seabirds, reflecting the island’s deep commitment to conservation and the wild beauty that defines Seychelles.
