IGTOA JOURNAL
In a letter today to Mauricio Efraín Baus Palacios, Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of Ecuador to UNESCO, IGTOA called upon the government of Ecuador to honor the commitment it made in 2017
In its recently released 2023 State of Conservation Report, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee has once again voiced its concern over tourism growth in the Galapagos Islands and has renewed
Earlier this month, I had the privilege of representing IGTOA at a three-day tourism workshop in Puerto Ayora. The workshop, titled “A path towards tourism that helps conserve biodiversity and
On Saturday, February 24, the governing council of the Galapagos Islands voted by a five to four margin to increase the National Park entrance fee from $100 to $200 for
Six organizations working on the frontlines of Galápagos conservation, education, and community development will receive a total of $105,000 through IGTOA’s Galápagos Traveler Conservation Fund (GTCF) grant program in 2024.
El sábado 24 de febrero, los concejales del gobierno de las Islas Galápagos aprobaron por un margen de cinco a cuatro el aumento de la tarifa de entrada al Parque
In 2025, IGTOA will give out $109,200 in grants to organizations working on the frontlines of Galápagos conservation, education, and community development through our Galápagos Traveler Conservation Fund (GTCF). The GTCF is
