Alyssa Grube, a doctoral student in Environmental Sciences & Engineering, was featured in Endeavors Magazine this week.

Dr. Steve Walsh and colleagues just published an article on managing tourism in the Galápagos in the Journal of Sustainable Tourism. This work uses a decision-support system based on a system dynamics model designed to examine tourism management in the … Read more

Bryan Reatini, a doctoral candidate in Biology, has received the Fulbright U.S. Student award to complete his dissertation research in the Galápagos Islands over the course of one year. Bryan’s research investigates the causes and consequences of hybridization between native … Read more

Francisco Laso, a doctoral candidate in Geography, received the World Wildlife Fund Russell E. Train Fellowship for his dissertation research, which investigates how environmental and socio-economic factors interact in agroecosystems of the Galapagos. In this work, Francisco considers how physical, … Read more

Dr. Greg Lewbart and his colleagues published their research on the health of endangered Galápagos sea lions in the Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine. This work assesses how the parasitic worm, Philophthalmus zalophi, which resides in the eyes of … Read more