Aldabra Projects | During the last part of 2011, Directors of iSEYco, Gilbert Pool and David P. Savy, undertook a photographic expedition to Aldabra (a UNESCO world heritage site since 1982), courtesy of the Seychelles Islands Foundation.
They returned from Aldabra with a number of projects in mind and are in the process of developing a number of ideas that will assist in strengthening the sustinability of the Aldabra Atoll.
Some of the related projects that are already under development since the iSEYco team returned from Aldabra are:
- Lost Monsoons | A documentary on the impact that the Somalian piracy has on the Seychelles Islands
- A Day In The Life of Aldabra | A film on Aldabra [the first film ever to be shot, edited, directed and produced by Seychellois)
- United Hands for Aldabra | An initiative to raise awareness globally about the ecological and scientific importance of Aldabra
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Under the Aldabra Sky | An essentially touristic film showing off Aldabra’s beautiful scenery.
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iSEYco NEEDS YOUR HELP TO RAISE GLOBAL AWARENESS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST SOMALIAN PIRACY! | iSEYco is committed to raising global awareness and keeping the issue of Somalian Piracy in the forefront of the international media. BUT iSEYco CANNOT DO THIS ALONE. WE NEED YOUR HELP!
To start with iSEYco are making a two part documentary on the impact of piracy on the Seychelles Islands. This documentary, to mention a few, already has the support of :
- President of the Republic of Seychelles | James Alix Michel
- The Seychelles Islands Foundation
- Eden Island
The issue of Piracy not only affects Seychelles but also many countries around the world. iSEYco cannot do this alone and seeks whatever support can be provided, however small or large.
iSEYco and Seychelles need your collaboration, partnership and assistance to complete the making of a documentary that will highlight the plight of Seychelles and its people under the conditions of Piracy and where necessary and appropriate to correct the skewed media reporting that results in unnecessary visitor alarm and cancellations. |
  

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