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Conservation expedition by the Galápagos Conservancy and the Galápagos National Park arriving at Española Island.

Expedition to Help Nesting Waved Albatross a Success

A finch rests atop the head of a giant tortoise, showcasing a perfect example of natural coexistence.

May 22: Celebrating International Day for Biological Diversity

Three Galápagos penguins together witness the sunset at Punta Moreno, Isabela.

Celebrating the Galápagos Penguin on World Penguin Day

A petrel tends to its nest, displaying the characteristic paternal care of these endemic birds in their natural environment.

Conserving the Galápagos Petrel: A Plan for Survival

Geovanna Morales, an artist and entrepreneur, is dedicated to protecting the Vermilion Flycatcher through her art and passion for nature.

Artistic Initiative Inspires Conservation of Darwin’s Flycatcher

A devoted albatross couple carefully tends to their nest, showcasing the species' profound commitment to their offspring.

Discovering the Albatross Nesting Areas in Galápagos

Discovery of a smooth hammerhead shark surfacing in a bay off Isabela Island.

Discovery of a New Nursery Area for Smooth Hammerhead Sharks in Galápagos

Bexi Cedeño (center) receives a certificate of honor for her 30 years of service as a teacher alongside Jenny Macías, our expert in environmental education.

A well-deserved tribute to the educators of Galápagos who inspire present and future generations

Scientist Marjorie Riofrío conducts pinniped monitoring on Cabo Hammond, Fernandina Island. A lava cactus stands prominently beside her, while in the background, a fur seal emits its characteristic vocalization.

The 2024 Galápagos Pinnipeds Research and Monitoring Expedition

Capture moment of a pink iguana for morphological data collection during ecological monitoring at Wolf Volcano.

The Conservation Expeditions that Defined Iniciativa Galápagos in 2023

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