Discovery of Galápagos Petrel Nests on Isabela Island Renews Conservation Hopes
Recent discoveries of Galapagos Petrel nests on Isabela Island have sparked new optimism in the conservation of this critically endangered endemic species. This is a significant step forward in the protection of one of the archipelago’s most iconic seabirds. Their breeding habitat had been under constant threat for many years. The team, led by experts […]
Advances in the Conservation of the Yellow Land Iguana at Cartago Bay
A team of Galapagos Conservancy specialists and park rangers from the Galapagos National Park Directorate led by Dr. Jorge Carrion, of the Galapagos Conservancy embarked recently on a crucial mission to safeguard the last wild population of yellow land Iguanas (Conolophus Subcristatus) of Galapagos. Cartago Bay is a rugged, remote and seldom visited area on […]
Revitalizing San Cristóbal: The Remarkable Benefits of Reviving a Critical Water Source
In the Galapagos Islands, water insecurity is a problem that has existed for centuries. This issue is even more acute in this era of climate changes. Galapagos Conservancy has responded by supporting Grace Unda through its conservation grant program in order to restore the freshwater source on San Cristobal Island that is critical for […]
Technology Serving Conservation: The Use of Satellite Animal Trackers in Galápagos
Satellite Animal Trackers: A Conservation Tool in Galapagos Galapagos Conservation is committed to protecting the Galapagos Islands’ unique ecosystems. This commitment is reflected by our use of advanced technology in our conservation programs. This installment of our series on technological innovation highlights how satellite animal tracking is revolutionizing the conservation efforts of gigantic tortoises. These […]
Trail Cameras: Silent Guardians of Galápagos Wildlife
Silent Guardians of Galapagos wildlife: Trail cameras Since nearly 40 years, Galapagos Conservancy is committed to the protection of the Archipelago’s ecosystems and animals. Innovating and strengthening conservation efforts has required integrating technological advances into our conservation strategy. Trail cameras are a significant improvement. These cameras are installed in the fields and activated by animals […]
A New Expedition to Santa Fe Island: Our Commitment to Ecological Restoration
A team of 10 experts including scientists from Galapagos Conservancy, and park rangers with the Galapagos National Park Directorate embarked this week on a 7-day expedition to Santa Fe Island. The team was led by Washington Tapia our General Director. They were on a mission to monitor ecological restoration efforts in Santa Fe Island. […]