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By Wacho Tapia, Director of the Giant Tortoise Restoration Initiative In the five years since I began leading the Giant Tortoise Restoration Initiative...
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This blog is a collaborative effort of GC staff, colleagues, scientists, supporters, and friends. This space will be used to share amazing stories about all things Galapagos and our efforts to conserve these treasured islands.
This blog is a collaborative effort of GC staff, colleagues, scientists, supporters, and friends. This space will be used to share amazing stories about all things Galapagos and our efforts to conserve these treasured islands.
By Diego Rom n (Assistant Professor in Teaching and Learning at Southern Methodist University and ESG Program leader for Science Education) and Amy Doherty,...
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By David Anchundia, ornithologist with the Charles Darwin Foundation. As an ornithologist and a lover of all things Galapagos, my focus is to conserve...
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By guest author Jon Witman, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology professor at Brown University. Whether the Galapagos marine ecosystem can rebound from the...
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By guest authors Caroline Cappello, Godfrey Merlen, Dee Boersma Our research team visited Elizabeth Bay on Isabela Island in July 2018 to see if the Galapagos...
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By Edgardo Civallero, Library Coordinator with the Charles Darwin FoundationPuerto Ayora Santa Cruz Galapagos Islands As a Library and Information...
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By Wacho Tapia, Director of the Giant Tortoise Restoration Initiative Santiago is one of the largest and most fascinating islands of the Galapagos Archipelago....
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By guest author and GC Adjunct Scientist Dr. James Gibbs of the State University of New York s College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY-ESF)....
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By guest author Elsa Kohlbus, Program Director of Animal Balance. On an island famous for sea lions that fill the beaches, lounge on benches, and nap...
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By guest author C lina Leuba, Master’s student from the University of Vienna. I have always been enthusiastic about nature and animals; when I...
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Latest News
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Results from the First-Ever Census of the Eastern Santa Cruz Tortoise
12.01.18 December 1, 2018 The Galapagos National Park Directorate and Galapagos Conservancy... More >
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Study Rules Out Hybridization of Yellow and Pink Iguanas on Wolf Volcano
10.16.18 October 15, 2018 A recent study ruled out hybridization between the yellow... More >
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Galapagos Celebrates 40 Years as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
09.08.18 September 9, 2018 This weekend marked the 40th anniversary of Galapagos being... More >
Latest Blog Posts
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Population census of the Eastern Santa Cruz Giant Tortoise: Part 1
By Wacho Tapia, Director of the Giant Tortoise Restoration Initiative In the... >
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Newly Discovered Underwater Formations & Elementary Students
By Diego Rom n (Assistant Professor in Teaching and Learning at Southern Methodist... >
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Learning more about the mysterious Galapagos Martin
By David Anchundia, ornithologist with the Charles Darwin Foundation. As an... >
