Celebrating Women in Science – part 1

According to UNESCO Institute of Statistics data, less than 30% of the world's scientific researchers are women. Within our Galapagos scientific network there are a lot of amazing scientists to celebrate who are currently working hard to protect the Islands and its unique species and magnificent ecosystems.

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Galapagos, lockdown and the impacts of COVID-19 – Interview Series Part 4 – Pablo Valladares

As part of our interview series with staff, project partners, friends and ambassadors based on the Islands, looking at how…

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Galapagos, lockdown and the impacts of COVID-19 – Interview Series Part 3 – Anne Guézou

Life under lockdown is one of those rare experiences the world has gone through together. People’s lived experiences are often…

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Galapagos, lockdown and the impacts of COVID-19 – Interview Series Part 2 – Birgit Fessl

Life under lockdown is one of those rare experiences the world has, on the whole, gone through together. People’s lived experiences…

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Galapagos, lockdown and the impacts of COVID-19 – Interview Series Part 1 – Dr Ainoa Nieto

Life under lockdown is one of those rare experiences the world has gone through together. People’s lived experiences, are however,…

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Discovering Galapagos Homeschooling Resources

We’re currently in a time where parents are required to be teachers, and children are learning everything at home, and we’re here to help with Discovering Galapagos.

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GCT’s President Monty Halls returns to Galapagos with his family for series two of My Family & The Galapagos

It’s been two years since GCT's President and marine biologist, Monty Halls, his wife Tam and daughters Molly and Isla travelled to one of the most unique and ecologically important places on the planet – Galapagos.

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Tracing the origins of marine plastic arriving in Galapagos

Marine plastics pollution is affecting even the remotest parts of the globe and Galapagos is no exception.

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The vermilion flycatcher, a unique element in the biodiversity of Galapagos.

Through the mists of the Galapagos highlands, a small bird alights on the lichen covered tree branch.

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