Open a secondary school biology textbook and you’ll find the Galapagos finches being used to illustrate the process of natural selection. Galapagos plants rarely get a look in, but maybe they should.

We spoke to botanist and artist Dr Sarah Darwin, a direct descendant of Charles Darwin, about the plants of Galapagos and her reflections on 30 years of Galapagos Conservation Trust.

GCT's Projects Manager, Lisa, embarked on the first leg of the Darwin200 UK launch in July 2020.

It is well known that the evolution of Darwin's finches was driven predominantly by competition between species and the types of food available on each island. What impact, therefore, could the increasing amound of human food found on the Islands...

Darwin’s finches are all incredibly similar in shape, size and colour, but there are a few differences which can help you get started in identifying them.

Today is Darwin Day, a celebration to commemorate the anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin on 12 February 1809.

A study published the day before Charles Darwin's 206th Birthday has reinforced his theory regarding adaptive radiation of the finches on Galapagos.