IGTOA JOURNAL
The Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment recently announced that it will work with the community of Puerto Ayora, the largest human settlement in the Galapagos Islands, on the planned
Two non-profit organizations in the Galapagos Islands learned this month that they will get a financial boost from the International Galapagos Tour Operators Association (IGTOA). The Charles Darwin Foundation (CDF) and WildAid will receive a combined
Lonesome George, perhaps the Galapagos Islands’ most famous resident and a truly one-of-a-kind guy, is looking for love, according to www.lovegeorge.org, a website created by Galapagos Conservation Trust (GCT). Visit the site and
Big changes are underway the Charles Darwin Research Station (CDRS) in Puerto Ayora, which, when completed, should dramatically improve the quality of visitor experience there and provide a significant source
“We are thrilled to receive this grant from IGTOA and to know that we can continue to count on the support of their members and their guests. Visitors to Galapagos
“We are really pleased that IGTOA has seen fit to support this exciting project. While not a ‘big project’ it is very significant, as very few bird species have not
Please join us for a special celebration of a half-century of groundbreaking scientific research and conservation by the Charles Darwin Research Station, the oldest, largest, and most successful scientific institution
IGTOA is proud to announe that is has launched an emergency fundraising campaign on behalf of the Charles Darwin Foundation (CDF), which is facing a year-end budgetary crisis that could have a
IGTOA is proud to announce that the goal of raising $75K to prevent the closure of the Charles Darwin Foundation (CDF) due to budgetary shortfalls was reached by the January 31,
In its recently released 2023 State of Conservation Report, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee has once again voiced its concern over tourism growth in the Galapagos Islands and has renewed
