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The Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority (SPGA), is developing a comprehensive database to support conservation efforts and sustainable tourism within the Seychelles' Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). This Terms of Reference (TOR) outlines the scope of work for a consultant to develop a user manual for the database, define the protocols for its use, and establish a firewall to ensure data security. The protocols will incorporate detailed data collection techniques to monitor the health and resilience of the marine ecosystems.

SPGA seeks the services of a consultant to develop a User Manual for the database, define the protocols for its use, and establish a firewall to ensure data security. The protocols will incorporate detailed data collection techniques to monitor the health and resilience of the marine ecosystems.

The Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority is seeking the services of a licensed operator to manage its beach facilities located at Anse Major, Belombre in the Morne Seychellois National Park.

Your guide to discovering the Anse Major Trail

Your guide to discovering Praslin's official trail

Your guide to discovering the Copolia Trail

Due to the difficulty level of the trail. Tourists will only be able to hike it under the supervision of a licensed guide.

Kindly contact any of the guides from the list.

Your guide to discovering the Trois Frères Nature Trail

Your guide to discovering Seychelles' highest peak

Lists of all our plants on sale at the Biodiversity Centre

SPGA has a highly complex organization structure given the array of functions of the Authority.  This is a unique combination of Parks and Gardens both of which require highly technical and skilled personnel for their effective management.

The SNPA Strategic Plan (2017-2021) was approved by Cabinet in October 2017. The plan is aimed at reinforcing SNPA’s capacity, addressing its resource issues and also enhancing its capacity to leverage more support from partners and stakeholders. Enhanced engagement with partners and stakeholders remain a cornerstone of SNPA’s operations, in recognition of the fact that the organisation, despite its strengths, would not be able to effectively manage protected areas without strong commitment from its stakeholders. The plan also highlights the need for an organisational and performance review in order to improve its management effectiveness.