Andrea Varela of the Iguanas From Above project shares her experience studying the iconic marine iguana using the latest technologies.

The marine iguana subspecies on Española island is particularly colourful, flushing red and green during the breeding season, which has given it the nickname the 'Christmas iguana'.

Find out how marine iguanas have become the subject of one of the most innovative citizen science projects in the Galapagos Islands.

With Citizen Science Month well underway, our volunteer Sam Ross explains how you can get involved with the latest citizen science project running in Galapagos, Iguanas from Above.

Technological innovation is changing the way that conservation work is carried out, such as the pioneering use of drones in Galapagos.

How can citizen science help unlock the mysteries of Galapagos marine iguanas and help us conserve this endemic species?

Professionalising the use of drone technology in Galapagos as a tool to monitor and assess habitats, species populations and threats.

Since the early 1980s a number of unusual-looking iguanas has been noticed on South Plaza island, an apparent cross between land and marine iguanas. But why are there hybrids of these species?

Marine iguanas are an iconic, endemic species in Galapagos, known for their incredible diving ability to feed on marine algae. The species are listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species; however 10 of 11 subspecies are listed as...

Many of the Galapagos Archipelago's most iconic species rely on each other and form symbiotic relationships.

The long awaited second series of the ground breaking Planet Earth programme was shown last Sunday 6 November to millions of viewers, and it did not disappoint.

A Mexican man thought to be linked to an international ring of wildlife traffickers was arrested in Ecuador on Monday 7th September for attempting to smuggle 11 iguanas from the Galapagos Islands.