Our projects aim to find mechanisms to improve the protection of key terrestrial and marine ecosystems of the Galapagos Islands, as models for other oceanic islands and ecological vulnerable areas. We understand that the Galapagos is under a vast number of anthropogenic pressures, but also recognize that local populations are key to improving management and sustainability. We work closely with the Galapagos National Park and local governments to advance and improve management actions.
Our projects include topics in:
- Endangered Species
- Wildlife Veterinary
- Agroecology
- Protected Areas Spatial Planning
Understanding marine iguanas
GSC and GNPD Tortoise Reintroduction
People: Bryan Reatini, María de Lourdes Torres, Hugo Valdebenito, and Todd Vision People: Francisco Laso, Steve Walsh, and Javier Arce-NazarioResearch Projects
Hybridization between Endemic and Invasive Plant Species in the Galapagos
Departments: Biology
Agriculture, Wildlife, and Land Use in the Galapagos
Departments: Geography