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Every penny you donate will help to support our vital conservation work in Galapagos, so please give as generously as you can.
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Individual membership
Without our members, we could not fund the crucial research and fieldwork that the Galapagos Islands so desperately need.
Galapagos Friend
£4 per month
This could help cover the costs of a field assistant for one day to undertake control of invasive pests such as rats.
Galapagos Protector
£6 per month
This could buy a radio transmitter that will be used to track newly fledged mangrove finches in the wild.
Galapagos Benefactor
£9 a month
This could pay for 30 local school children to learn about giant tortoise hatchlings.
Choose your own amount
(Minimum £10 per month)
With your help, we can protect the unique species of Galapagos for generations to come.
Galapagos Friend
£48 per year
This could help cover the costs of a field assistant for one day to undertake control of invasive pests such as rats.
Galapagos Protector
£72 per year
This could buy a radio transmitter that will be used to track newly fledged mangrove finches in the wild.
Galapagos Benefactor
£108 per year
This could pay for 30 local school children to learn about giant tortoise hatchlings.
Choose your own amount
(Minimum £120 per year)
With your help, we can protect the unique species of Galapagos for generations to come.
Lifetime membership
Our lifetime memberships are for supporters with a deep passion for conserving the wildlife of Galapagos. A contribution of this significance can be even more impactful as we are able to use the funds across all of our projects without restriction.
Galapagos Friend For Life
£600 one-off
This could pay for a satellite tag to track a tortoise hatchling. As a Friend For Life, you will receive all the benefits of being a member (for life), plus a copy of Nigel Sitwell’s book Galapagos: A Guide to the Animals and Plants, without having to renew your membership annually.
Galapagos Guardian
£2,000 one-off or annual recurring
As a Guardian you will be taking your commitment to the next level. Receive the benefits of membership, plus special invitations to events, acknowledgement in our Impact Report and Roll of Honour on our website (if wished), a copy of Galapagos: A Guide to the Animals and Plants by Nigel Sitwell, and a signed copy of A Natural History of Galapagos by Henry Nicholls. Benefits will normally last for life though there is also the option of renewing your Guardian commitment annually – please speak to us about this.
Membership benefits
All members of Galapagos Conservation Trust receive the following benefits:
An annual subscription to Galapagos Matters
Our biannual magazine will keep you up to date with how your membership is helping conserve the Galapagos Islands.
Monthly email newsletter
Bringing you the latest Galapagos news and information about GCT projects and events.
A special Galapagos gift
An exclusive GCT Galapagos tortoise pin badge on joining.
Renew your membership
Your ongoing support allows us to continue protecting the vulnerable wildlife of Galapagos.
Corporate membership
Becoming a corporate partner is just one of the ways that businesses can support conservation in Galapagos, allowing your organisation to show its commitment to this inspirational World Heritage Site and to our natural environment.
Other ways to support us
Shop
100% of our shop’s profits go towards funding vital conservation work in the Galapagos Islands. We ship worldwide in recyclable, plastic-free packaging.
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Events
We run a variety of events throughout the year, both in person and online. Come along, hear from passionate Galapagos experts and meet GCT staff, project partners and fellow supporters.
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Volunteering
Find out how you can volunteer your time and skills to help us with our work. This could be anything from graphic design to research, marketing to HR, facilitating workshops or helping at our events.
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