Ecuador Country
Ecuador s economy is currently the eighth largest in Latin America. After years of instability, economic growth has averaged 4 per cent each…
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Galapagos Islands turtles
With no offspring and no other known members of his sub-species, he became famous as the world’s rarest creature. His plight had led to a series…
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Galapagos Islands Facts for Kids
Drew Haines is a young Canadian expat living in Ecuador. She writes the Galapagos for Kids series on Red Mangrove Blog. Learn about the Galapagos…
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Rabida Islands Galapagos
© Roberto Plaza Rabida is a bird-watcher’s paradise. Finches, blue-footed boobies, doves, yellow warblers, pelicans, mockingbirds and flamingos…
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Guayaquil to Galapagos boat
Tame flies once daily from Quito and Guayaquil to Baltra (GPS), a tiny island just north of Santa Cruz, and to San Cristóbal (SCY). AeroGal flies…
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Galapagos Islands Research
In recent decades, the Academy scientist John McCosker, Chair of Aquatic Biology, has led our Galápagos research efforts. McCosker has spent…
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