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Política y compromiso

Great frigatebird
© Franco Tollardo

How we influence policy

We work closely with both local authorities in Galapagos and the Ecuadorian national government, providing scientific evidence for conservation action and elevating the voices of the community. Our policy work focuses on three key areas: plastic pollution, ocean protection and tourism.

Tratado Mundial sobre los Plásticos

Pedimos a los líderes mundiales que acuerden un Tratado Mundial sobre los Plásticos ambicioso y jurídicamente vinculante que acabe con la lacra de la contaminación por plásticos.

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The Galapagos Treaty: Our chance to end the scourge of plastic pollution

Ahead of the fifth round of Global Plastics Treaty negotiations in Busan in November, we are calling on UN member states to support the signing of the treaty in the Galapagos Islands.
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Can the High Seas Treaty protect marine life in Galapagos?

What does the High Seas Treaty mean for the marine life of Galapagos, and how well are the existing Marine Reserves in the Eastern Tropical Pacific working?
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