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Galapagos Authorities Ban Plastic Shopping Bags
The Galapagos Islands are joining municipalities and governments around the world in banning single use plastic shopping bags. Beginning in August, the importation, distribution and sale of plastic bags will be officially prohibited, according to news reports in the islands.
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The Galapagos National Park Has a New Director
On Friday, April 10th, Ecuador's Environment Ministry announced that Galapagos National director Dr. Arturo Izurieta was being replaced by Alejandra Ordoñez.
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Mangrove Finch Project Hatches Success
The future is looking slightly brighter for one of the world’s most endangered birds after the Charles Darwin Foundation (CDF) announced last week that it is once again rearing mangrove finch chicks in captivity.
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Pinzon Island Welcomes Baby Tortoises
It appears that Pinzon Island is experiencing a bit of a baby boom. Ten tiny-shelled saddleback tortoise hatchlings were spotted in December on the island for the first time in over a century.
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Galapagos Land Birds Feast on Flowers
Have you tried the new flower diet? It seems to be sprouting up on menus all over the Galapagos for several species of land birds.
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180-Day State of Emergency in Galapagos After Cargo Ship hits Rocks
A 180-Day state of emergency was declared in the Galapagos, after the cargo ship Floreana ran aground in San Cristobal's Wreck Bay. . .
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Charles Darwin Foundation shares a big "Gracias!" for Member and Donor Support
Many organizations ask for donations, but members and donors don't always get a personal thank you from the recipients of the support. Fortunately, that's not how the Charles Darwin Foundation rolls. . .
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Mangrove Finch Project Thriving with Community Involvement
Following a successful 2014, The Mangrove Finch Project flies into 2015 with a successful community-focused educational trip to Isabela Island.
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IGTOA Reaches Charles Darwin Center Fundraising Goal of $75K
IGTOA is proud to announce that the goal of raising $75K to help prevent the Charles Darwin Foundation (CDF) avoid closure due to budgetary shortfalls was reached by the January 31, 2015 deadline.
Read More »Galapagos Authorities Call for State of Emergency in Freighter Accident
On Saturday, authorities in Ecuador called for a state of emergency to deal with the impacts of another freighter accident.
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