Q&A with Galapagos student, Wilson Andrade

During December 2019, we were pleased to welcome Wilson Andrade from San Francisco University of Quito to the GCT office…

Reducing the threat of Avian Malaria

by Liam Fitzpatrick When you think of the wildlife that lives in the Galapagos Islands, what do you think of…

Written by GCT volunteer, Sam Lewishon Santa Fe, sometimes known as Barrington island, named after Admiral Samuel Barrington, is one…

In Puerto Ayora you can find Darwin’s finches everywhere — by the water, at the kioskos (open-air food stalls), at…

Written by GCT volunteer, Max Smith Española island is also known as ‘Hood’ after Viscount Samuel Hood, an English Admiral…

As part of our exciting Tortoise Champions programme, we asked our participating schools to enter our first annual Tortoise Champions'…

Supported by Galapagos Conservation Trust, Lauren Goodman is carrying out vital research into shark nursery grounds in the Galapagos Marine…

New research by the Giant Tortoise Movement Ecology Programme, published in the journal Ecology, shows that Galapagos giant tortoises might…

Merry Christmas! - ¡Feliz Navidad! It’s the final countdown until Christmas – less than one week to go! Why not…