We work with community leaders, Galapagos-born scientists and other local changemakers to help their ideas flourish and grow, and we help to secure sustainable funding for community-led projects.
Co-Galapagos supports local communities to turn their ideas for conservation and sustainable development into action, helping to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals in Galapagos.
We are working with local authorities, tourism businesses and the Galapagos community to drive forward a new approach to tourism that allows both people and nature to thrive.
We work collaboratively with a wide range of partners to fund and deliver conservation work in Galapagos, including local and international NGOs, authorities, universities and individual researchers.
Why are community organisations key to conservation in Galapagos?
While Galapagos’ natural ecosystem is unique and varied, so too is the Archipelago’s organisational ecosystem. Discover why organisational development is key to securing a safe future for the Islands.
The conservationists changing Galapagos: Three short films by Craghoppers
We spoke to the Head of Marketing at Craghoppers, Charlotte Jackson, and Director, Charlie Pinder, about their experiences creating three profound films about the Galapagos Islands.
Co-Galapagos: Community-led sustainable development
During a recent visit to Galapagos, the GCT team participated in two workshops to develop the next stage of the Co-Galapagos project, which is driving community-led sustainable development initiatives on the Islands.