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Island Nature
Read about our island’s natural environment
There is perhaps no other spot in the whole world which geographically presents so great an interest to the naturalist as St. Helena.
St Helena: A Physical, Historical and Topographical Description of the Island, including the Geology, Fauna, Flora and Meteorology, by John Melliss, published in 1875
As if being a beautiful sub-tropical island paradise is not enough, St Helena’s natural environment has many interesting aspects.
Some of them are mentioned here. If there is something about St Helena’s natural environment that we have not covered please contact us and we’ll try to add it in.
If what you’re looking for isn’t in this index, please consult our Information Index page (the master index) or use the Page Search facility (below).
| Information Index |
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| Image Search |
| Birds |
| Castle Gardens |
| St Helena Coffee |
| Diana’s Peak |
| Diving |
| Dolphin watching |
| Donkeys |
| Endemic Species |
| Fishing |
| The Flax Industry |
| Geology of St Helena |
| The Heart Shaped Waterfall |
| How Small Is St Helena? |
| Jonathan the tortoise |
| Lemon Valley |
| The Millennium Forest |
| National Flower |
| Renewable Energy |
| Rollers |
| ‘Seabirds’ |
| Weather and climate |
| White Ants |
| The Wirebird |
| Zzyzx |
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