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Galapagos offers the rare opportunity for visitors to become immersed in and feel changed by nature. Tourism also can help improve the lives and economies of the people who call the Islands home. Our partners at Celebrity Cruises have found many ways to help protect, sustain, and celebrate this extraordinary place. The Celebrity Cruises Galapagos Fund is an important way to ensure that Galapagos and its unparalleled wildlife and landscapes remain wild.
Celebrity’s guests in Galapagos are encouraged to join our efforts to promote a healthy future for all of Island’s inhabitants — the people and the amazing wildlife. We seek out local initiatives that ensure people have what they need to live well without jeopardizing future livelihoods or putting at risk the integrity of an irreplaceable Galapagos.
With small investments of up to $20,000, the Celebrity Cruises Galapagos Fund supports local projects such as organic farming, responsible pet ownership, and ground-breaking education initiatives. We are proud of the positive impact resulting from the more than $1,200,000 raised to date, and that many past guests choose to continue to care for Galapagos as members of Galapagos Conservancy for years to come. For more information about how the Fund changes lives, please read the Fund’s newsletter, Natural Connections.
Did you cruise on to Galapagos with Celebrity? Keep your Galapagos experience alive and make a contribution to the Celebrity Cruises Galapagos Fund.
The Celebrity Cruises Galapagos Fund has made timely investments in over 50 community initiatives that link the security of the local economy with the protection of the Islands. Across the Archipelago, the Fund has helped to:
To learn more about these projects, send us an email. To make a contribution to the Celebrity Cruises Galapagos Fund, click here.
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