This day has a special meaning for Galapagos conservancy. Galapagos National Park, which was established on July 4th 1959, is a precious natural resource that we must continue to protect. Galapagos National Park, which covers about 3,087 sq. miles (97% of the land area of the archipelago) and spans approximately 3,087 sq. miles, is one of the best-preserved volcanic islands in the world.
We are proud to continue our partnership with the Galapagos National Park Directorate – the agency in charge of managing this protected area. Our partnership is based on a commitment to protect and restore the Galapagos species and their habitats.
Galapagos Initiative is a key part of what we do. It’s a joint project between Galapagos Conservancy, and the Galapagos National Park Directorate. This program is aimed at recovering important species such as giant turtles, pink iguanas, waved albatrosses and sea lions as well as restoring the habitat. We have made great strides to conserve this archipelago thanks to the generosity of our donors and our collective efforts.
We want to thank our donors and partners on this International Day of National Parks. Your unwavering support is vital to advancing conservation efforts and tackling the challenges of protecting a unique ecosystem. Your commitment helps us to continue our mission, and ensures Galapagos National Park is a leader in conservation.
Let’s reflect and celebrate our achievements today and renew our commitment for conservation. We encourage our partners and supporters continue to support our efforts. Together, we can make sure that Galapagos National Park is a shining conservation example for future generations.
Happy International Day of National Parks
