Trip Journals

The Pinnacle of Bartolomé, an iconic natural landmark of Galápagos and a popular destination for thousands of visitors each year, in an archipelago that has been part of Ecuador since 1832.

Commemorating 193 Years of the Galápagos Islands as Ecuadorian Territory

A group of tortoises captured by a drone moves across an ancient lava flow in search of water following recent rainfall.

Elevating Conservation: How Aerial Drones Are Transforming Research and Protection in the Galápagos

Walter Chimborazo, a member of Galápagos Conservancy, takes morphometric measurements of a juvenile tortoise from the isolated population of Chelonoidis becki.

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

Students from Floreana showcase creative works on giant tortoise conservation, joined by Washington Tapia and Jenny Macías from Galápagos Conservancy.

Fostering Love for the Gentle Giants of Galápagos: A Tortoise Drawing Contest for Children

Teachers from Isabela Island showcase a project on the importance of sustainability-focused education at an educational institute.

Education as a Pillar of Sustainability and a Commitment to the Future of Galápagos

Reintroduction of 505 yellow land iguanas to Santiago Island to support ecosystem restoration.

Galápagos Conservancy: Key Conservation Achievements in 2024

Hugo Mogollón, newly appointed CEO and President of Galápagos Conservancy.

Galápagos Conservancy Appoints Hugo Mogollón as New CEO and President

Students, teachers, local authorities, Jenny Macías (Educational Advisor), and Dr. Washington Tapia (Executive Director of Galápagos Conservancy) celebrate the inauguration of the new community library on Floreana Island.

A New Library for Floreana Island: Enriching a Small Community

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The last known survivor of the Fernandina Island tortoise species, currently protected at the Fausto Llerena Breeding Center on Santa Cruz Island.

New Study Confirms the Genetic Diversity of Galápagos Giant Tortoises: 13 Distinct Species

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