Grand Police! Corruption is Destruction! 

Think on this! Africa is home to more than 1.5 billion people, while Seychelles has only a tiny fraction of that population. You could fit nearly 193,000 Mahé Islands into the African continent. Yet the future of one of Mahé’s last intact freshwater wetlands can be decided by only a handful of people sitting around a boardroom table. Grand Police is not simply another parcel of land. It supports torti soupap the rare terrapins, wetland birds, native plants and countless insects. It also provide vital feeding habitat for the “critically endangered” Seychelles sheath tailed bat, known as sousouri bannann. Ton Pat was stopped form developing his property because of the sousouri banana were nesting on his land. Grand Police has been described as Mahé’s largest remaining intact freshwater wetland, with only 10% remaining of the original wetland area. The decisions made in that room could outlive every person sitting around that table. When private interests are placed above the national interest, corruption becomes destruction. Once Grand Police is gone, it is gone forever. Don’t destroy her!