IGTOA JOURNAL
Big changes are underway the Charles Darwin Research Station (CDRS) in Puerto Ayora, which, when completed, should dramatically improve the quality of visitor experience there and provide a significant source
The Mangrove Finch is the most threatened bird species in the Galapagos Islands. Currently, there are only 60 to 80 individuals left in the wild. They live in a tiny
“EPI is thrilled to receive IGTOA’s support again this year. With your generous grant, EPI will bring dozens of local youth in Galapagos into the field to help study and
“IGTOA continues to be a consistent ally in our efforts to conserve the Galapagos. This year IGTOA funding has been especially critical in raising awareness among both residents and tourists
“We are thrilled to receive this grant from IGTOA and to know that we can continue to count on the support of their members and their guests. Visitors to Galapagos
“We are really pleased that IGTOA has seen fit to support this exciting project. While not a ‘big project’ it is very significant, as very few bird species have not
Please join us for a special celebration of a half-century of groundbreaking scientific research and conservation by the Charles Darwin Research Station, the oldest, largest, and most successful scientific institution
Ecuador’s Ministry of the Environment (MOE) has declared an emergency because of the stranded cargo freighter off the coast of San Cristobal. The Galapaface 1 ran aground in a bay adjacent
Yesterday, the Galapagos National Park released a statement regarding the stranded tanker off the coast of San Cristobal. The freighter became lodged on some rocks there on Friday, May 9th. According
Why write about snakes on the Galapagos Islands when there exist such curious creatures as the marine iguanas, giant tortoises, flightless cormorants, Darwin’s Finches, and penguins on the equator? All are unique species,
