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Aerial view of the wetlands in southern Isabela, designated as Ramsar Site of International Importance since May 20, 2002.

Galápagos Celebrates International Wetlands Day: Highlighting Isabela’s Role as a Ramsar Site

Jenifer Suárez examines samples for the Galápagos coral restoration project

Jenifer Suárez: A Beacon Amid Global Coral Challenges

Renewal of this cooperation agreement for the year 2024, symbolizing the annual reaffirmation of Galápagos Conservancy’s ongoing support for conservation and biosecurity in the Galápagos Islands.

Renewing Our Support for the Galápagos Biosecurity and Quarantine Control Agency

Galo Ponce and his team are set for a significant training session on the beautiful Santa Cruz Island - Galápagos.

A Sustainable Approach to Recovering and Reusing Refrigerants in Galápagos

An adult Chelonoidis vicina tortoise, native to Cerro Azul volcano in southern Isabela.

Landmark Census of Giant Tortoises in Southern Isabela

Galápagos sea lion colony

Science in Action: Stable Isotope Analysis Sheds Light on Galápagos Sea Lions

Sea lion basking in the sun

Tracking the Impact of Climate Change on Galápagos Sea Lions and Fur Seals

Giant tortoises benefit from increased food availability during El Niño, but their reproduction can be affected by flooding.

The Effects of El Niño on Galápagos Plants, Animals, and People

Oscar Guiracocha, a native of Galápagos, pioneers a plastic waste collection system, turning trash into artistic treasures.

Transforming Waste into Innovation: Oscar’s Galápagos Initiative

The safest and least impactful way to transfer the repatriated tortoises is by using a helicopter.

The Remarkable Return of 136 Galápagos Tortoises to Their Natural Habitat

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