Projects

Floreana mockingbird on Champion Islet, Galapagos

Invasive Species Island Restoration

Bringing the Floreana mockingbird home

This ambitious reintroduction project aims to bring back one of Floreana's most iconic species, currently restricted to just two tiny islets off the coast of the island.

Invasive Species Island Restoration

Pinzon island restoration

Following the eradication of invasive species on Pinzon island, we are supporting work to track biodiversity recovery and reintroduce species such as the woodpecker finch.

Invasive Species Island Restoration

Reintroducing land iguanas to Santiago

The return of the Galapagos land iguana to Santiago, where it had been locally extinct since the early 20th century, will help to restore the ecological health of the island.

Invasive Species Island Restoration

Restoring Floreana

Once home to some of the most iconic wildlife in Galapagos, Floreana has been devastated by invasive species. We are supporting a hugely ambitious project to restore the island to its former glory.

Invasive Species Island Restoration

Saving the Little Vermilion Flycatcher

This project is working to save the little vermilion flycatcher, one of the most charismatic and colourful birds in Galapagos, from the very real threat of extinction on Santa Cruz island.

Invasive Species Island Restoration

Saving the Mangrove Finch

This project is working to protect one of the rarest birds on earth, the Critically Endangered mangrove finch, which is threatened with extinction by habitat loss and invasive species.

How we make a difference

From tagging whale sharks and tracking giant tortoises, to removing invasive rats and creating green jobs for islanders, we have nearly 30 years of experience working to protect Galapagos.

Bringing the Floreana mockingbird home

Pinzon island restoration

Reintroducing land iguanas to Santiago

Restoring Floreana

Saving the Little Vermilion Flycatcher

Saving the Mangrove Finch

How we make a difference

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