Resilience in the Crater: Rediscovering Hope for an Isolated Population of Wolf Volcano Giant Tortoises

In the crater on Isabela Island of Wolf Volcano, a tiny population of Giant Tortoises (Chelonoidis Becki) have survived in one the harshest environments of the Galapagos. These tortoises are isolated on a small flattened plateau of the wall of the crater that collapsed many years ago. The discovery of young tortoises, which face unique […]
Fostering Love for the Gentle Giants of Galápagos: A Tortoise Drawing Contest for Children

In order to promote environmental awareness and appreciation of the archipelago’s unique biodiversity, Galapagos Conservation in collaboration with educational institutions located on Floreanaand Isabela Islands recently organized a contest focusing on the protection of the iconic Galapagos Giant Tortoises. Children and students participated in the contest with enthusiasm, displaying their creativity and imagination through vibrant […]