We spoke to our partners Maximilian Hirschfeld, Sofía Leon and Dagfin Sotomayor at the Galapagos Bullhead Shark Project about their vital research into one of the Archipelago's most elusive species.

Four species of mockingbird can be found in Galapagos, none of which occur anywhere else on Earth.

The Galapagos rail, a secretive bird thought to be extinct on Floreana, has been found on the island for the first time since Charles Darwin observed it in 1835.

There is no better place to study this year's British Science Week theme ‘Change and Adapt’ than on the iconic Galapagos Islands.

Planning a trip to the Galapagos Islands? Discover the best time of year to visit your favourite Galapagos species.

If you’re lucky enough to be travelling to the Galapagos Islands, it’s important to know what to take - and what to leave at home - in order to travel responsibly and get the most out of your visit.

We spoke to our partner, Leidy Apolo Cajamarca at the Connecting with Nature project, about her work and the importance of children developing a love for nature and strong sustainability values.

The smooth-billed ani is considered to be the most damaging introduced bird species in Galapagos. We spoke to PhD student Cristian Poveda about his research into this challenging species.

With 2025 right around the corner, we wanted to take a moment to share some of the achievements we’ve accomplished this year with your help!

In the final part of his series on tracking whale sharks in the Eastern Tropical Pacific, Dr Alex Hearn explores the connections between Galapagos whale sharks and the waters off northern Peru.