Island Profile; Española

Written by GCT volunteer, Max Smith Española island is also known as ‘Hood’ after Viscount Samuel Hood, an English Admiral…

Galapagos Storybook blog: part 3

In order to develop a better understanding of how the Galapagos Storybook project is going to impact long-term conservation efforts…

In order to successfully carry out our projects in Galapagos, we work closely with partner organisations and conservation experts based…

Why is this project important? Wildlife enthusiasts around the world will be keenly aware of the unique biodiversity and abundance…

In July, the Galapagos Bullhead Shark Project (GBSP) team ran their annual Shark Day on San Cristobal island. Like all…

Very little is known about the bullhead shark in Galapagos. Our lack of knowledge is what makes the Galapagos Bullhead…

For anyone involved in nature conservation it is all too easy to focus on negative stories. Endangered species are facing…

This month’s staff blog is written by Sharon Johnson, Chief Executive of GCT, detailing her recent trip to the Islands…

Lasting change must begin with engaging and educating today’s students and early-career decision makers – our future conservation ambassadors. We…