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Blue-footed booby © Laurie Watt
Ghost crab © Steve Kent
Land iguana © Gayle Sugiyama
Frigatebird pair © Karen Sitnick
Blue-footed booby © Laurie Watt
Ghost crab © Steve Kent
Land iguana © Gayle Sugiyama
Frigatebird pair © Karen Sitnick
Collectively, our members represent the largest source of private funding for Galapagos conservation. We are committed to strengthening local institutions and to creating local capacity to ensure long-term protection of the archipelago. We leverage our resources by working in close partnership with many allies, the most central to our work being the Galapagos National Park Directorate and the Ministry of Education, as well as important science collaborators at the Charles Darwin Research Station and the Galapagos Biosecurity Agency. We are fortunate to work with scientists from many U.S. universities, international non-governmental organizations, and a multitude of other institutions that are committed to Galapagos conservation.
01.18.21 January 18, 2021 Park rangers and scientists from the Galapagos National Park... More >
12.17.20 WASHINGTON, DC – December 17, 2020 Today, Galapagos Conservancy launched... More >
12.02.20 December 2, 2020 Last month, rangers from the Galapagos National Park Directorate... More >
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By Linda Cayot, retired GC Science Advisor In July 2012 a mere two weeks... More >
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