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Latest News
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First Expedition to Monitor the Giant Tortoise Population of Alcedo Volcano Begins
01.18.21 January 18, 2021 Park rangers and scientists from the Galapagos National Park... More >
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Auction Offers Unique Opportunity to Name Newly Discovered Galapagos Species
12.17.20 WASHINGTON, DC – December 17, 2020 Today, Galapagos Conservancy launched... More >
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Land Iguana Monitoring Results: Santiago and North Seymour Islands
12.02.20 December 2, 2020 Last month, rangers from the Galapagos National Park Directorate... More >
Latest Blog Posts
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Documenting Galapagos Giant Tortoises: Walking Among Modern Dinosaurs
By Lucas Bustamante, co-founder at Tropical Herping and Giant Tortoise Restoration... More >
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‘Galapagos Giant Tortoises:’ Synthesis of a Half Century of Study and Conservation
By Linda Cayot, retired GC Science Advisor In July 2012 a mere two weeks... More >
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Unravelling the Silent Marine Invasion in Galapagos
By Patricia Isabela Tapia, research assistant for the Marine Invasive Species... More >
