Seychelles: Restoring paradise I WIDE

When speaking of Seychelles, one can’t help but picture white sandy beaches and turquoise waters. In other words, heaven.
But even this earthly paradise was once threatened by men. To revive it to its former natural state, the government of Seychelles called for the help of scientists.
Thanks to their work and the revenue driven by ecotourism, they have been able to turn North Island, one of the 115 islands of Seychelles, into a Noah’s Ark...
From the film: “Green Paradise - Seychelles: Nature's dream”
Direction: Jean Froment
Production: MAHA, What's up Films & ARTE G.E.I.E

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Absolutely wonderful! Absolutely beautiful!

[@SLICETravel]

Thank you !

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Turquoise Water🧊Blue sky. White clouds. A real paradise. Great filmmakers.🧿

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[@proteus3034]

Wow a documentary from 15 years ago thought it was more recent

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God made earth 🌍 man destroys earth.😭