Project Updates 2018 (1): The Mangrove Finch Project
With around 100 individuals remaining in the world, the mangrove finch is the most endangered bird in Galapagos. Whilst habitat…
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Mysterious whale sharks and where to see them in Galapagos by Dr Simon Pierce
Hi, I’m Simon, and I have a whale shark problem. You’d think a giant shark would be easy to find.…
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Updates from the Galapagos Bullhead Shark Project team
Very little is known about the bullhead shark in Galapagos. Our lack of knowledge is what makes the Galapagos Bullhead…
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The Butterfly Effect – Why should we care about Galapagos?
Our growing disconnect with the environment We are increasingly isolated from the natural world and are spending more time indoors…
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The ultimate Galapagos photography tour
Galapagos is one of the most sought after destinations for wildlife photographers. Its iconic wildlife has evolved in isolation from…
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Celebrating science with CDF
Last night, Monday 22 January 2018, we were delighted to be joined by Dr Arturo Izurieta, Executive Director of the Charles…
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Deposit return schemes – their importance in fighting plastic pollution
By GCT projects intern Chakira Thomas-Gill Fighting plastic pollution with Deposit Return Schemes by Chakira Thomas-Gill Thousands of tonnes of…
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Ecuadorian boat caught in Galapagos Marine Reserve with sharks on board: UPDATE
In November 2017, we wrote a blog about the successful prosecution of the crew of a Chinese fishing vessel found in…
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Guest blog by Grayson Rigby, young author of ‘Expedition to the Galapagos Islands’
Hi, my name is Grayson Rigby and I am 11 years old. I am a conservationist and the author of…
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