Protecting the Birds of Galapagos webinar 2022

Thank you to everyone who attended our Protecting Birds of Galapagos webinar. It focussed on some of the most urgent issues facing Galapagos landbirds, and the great steps been taken to remove the threats and restore the biodiversity that we have lost. We are delighted to share with you the link to a recording of the session for those who could not make it, or would like to watch it again.

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Scientists use ultra-light aircraft to tag and track whale sharks off the southern Galapagos islands for the first time

A multi-institutional team of scientists have recently concluded a ground-breaking research expedition to tag and track whale sharks, and other key migratory marine species, in the Galapagos Marine Reserve.

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How to get involved this Earth Day

Every year, Earth Day offers people around the world a chance to focus on the planet and the challenges facing it. From plastic pollution to the climate crisis, there’s no shortage of issues to tackle. Fortunately, there are many ways to get involved, whether you join a local event, host something on your own, or simply celebrate at home. Here’s what you need to know about the day’s history and how to participate.

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My time as a researcher for GCT: investigating the relationship between tourism and plastic waste in Galapagos

Will Seymour, a Masters student studying Global Sustainability Solutions, has been exploring the relationship between the tourism industry and plastic waste in Galapagos. Here he tells us how his research can help advocate for more sustainable solutions to waste management on the Islands.

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Project Update: Iguanas From Above

With Citizen Science Month well underway, our volunteer Sam Ross explains how you can get involved with the latest citizen science project running in Galapagos, Iguanas from Above.

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Galapagos Rays Project Update 2022

An update from the field as our Endangered Rays of Galapagos project, led by Dr Diana Pazmiño, continues vital work researching and protecting the three species of rays found across the Galapagos Archipelago.

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Monaco Ocean Week 2022

We were delighted to be invited to speak at Monaco Ocean Week on 23 March 2022, to discuss the scientific and advocacy efforts behind the new marine protected areas in the Eastern Tropical Pacific, and exploring the innovative tools needed for effective management of pollution and overfishing to build resilience to adverse climate impacts.

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