From Shutter to Sanctuary: Protecting Galápagos with Photography
The Galapagos Islands, which are located in the Pacific Ocean, are an incredible natural wonder. They contain a wealth of life and biodiversity that is unmatched anywhere else on Earth. The Galapagos Islands are a photographer’s paradise. Diego Bermeo is a gifted photographer who lives permanently in the Islands. He understands how important it is […]
May 17th: Reflecting on Our Habits on World Recycling Day
We celebrate World Recycling Day today, an ideal opportunity to remind ourselves about the importance of properly treating waste. The destruction of ecosystems caused by human waste has made it more important to protect them globally. Recycling is not just the responsibility of environmental groups and institutions. Each of us must commit to this important […]
Galápagos Conservancy’s Guide to Recycling for a Sustainable Future
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization declared the 17th of May 2005 as International Recycling Day. This day is meant to educate the public about environmental conservation, as well as about the importance of REUSING and RECYCLING. Galapagos Conservancy has been at the forefront in promoting sustainable practices. This article explores actionable […]
Conservando Galapagos and UTPL Join Efforts for the Conservation of Galápagos
Conservando Galapagos (the sister organization of Galapagos Conservancy) signed a cooperation agreement with Universidad Tecnica Particular de Loja, a private Ecuadorian university, in April. The agreement is designed to enhance education, research, social engagement, and collaboration in Galapagos by implementing joint projects, such as research and innovation, continuing educational courses, exchanges and mobility, technology transfers, […]