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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

The fisherman's pier in Puerto Ayora, where pelicans and sea lions captivate tourists, creating a charming spectacle.

Fostering Conservation: Empowering the Galápagos Islands Through Community Engagement

Sea turtles visiting the Galápagos Marine Reserve are among the species most susceptible to the El Niño phenomenon.

Galápagos in Flux: How El Niño is Reshaping Island Ecosystems

James Gibbs, our President, Washington Tapia, our General Director, and Marilyn Cruz, former Executive Director of the ABG, strengthen the cooperation between the two institutions with the delivery of microchips for pets.

Enhancing Pet Management in the Galapagos Islands by Implementing Microchips

The radiant Vermilion Flycatcher, recognized for its vivid red feathers.

One species of flycatcher in Galápagos appears extinct. Does the same fate await another?

Fernanda, the last known Fernandina giant tortoise

The Enigma Of Fernanda – A Lone Survivor In Galápagos

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