Lonesome George made headlines in September with the opening of the American Museum of Natural History’s exhibit in New York. We announced the winners of our 2014 photo contest earlier in the month, which will be featured in the 2015 … Continue reading →

By Inti Keith, Marine Invasive Species Project Coordinator at the Charles Darwin Foundation.  There are milestone moments in all our professional lives. Co-hosting the first International Workshop on Marine Bioinvasions of Tropical Island Ecosystems this past February as a PhD student … Continue reading →

PROJECT: Education for Sustainability in Galapagos (ESG) Teacher Professional Development Program PARTNERS: Ecuador’s Ministry of Education, Fundación Scalesia, the Simmons School of Education and Human Development (Southern Methodist University), and Teachers-to-Teachers Global BENEFICIARIES: All 375+ Pre K-12 teachers, 30 school … Continue reading →

PROJECT: Education Leadership Training for School Directors and Instructional Coaches PARTNERS: Ecuador’s Ministry of Education, Fundación Scalesia and the Simmons School of Education and Human Development STATUS: Launched in February 2016; ongoing through through 2021     Overview Two of … Continue reading →

PROJECT: Education Leadership Training for School Directors and Instructional Coaches PARTNERS: Ecuador’s Ministry of Education, Fundación Scalesia (Galapagos), K.C. Busch (North Carolina State University) and Greses Joehnk (Stanford University) STATUS: Ongoing   Overview In November 2017, Ecuador’s Ministry of Education … Continue reading →