In another reminder that IGTOA is comprised of the ‘best of the best’ in the world of Galapagos travel, Brian Morgan made Travel and Leisure’s 2012 prestigious A-List of the

Invasive species pose perhaps the greatest threat to the survival of the unique and irreplaceable ecosystems and species of the Galapagos Islands. And cargo shipments from the mainland are one

IGTOA’s 2013 Member Meeting will be held in Miami, Florida from Wednesday, April 24th to Friday, April 26th. The meeting is open to Full and Associate Members of IGTOA and

News of Lonesome George’s death on June 24th was tragic, not only because it marked the loss of this renowned creature who was beloved the world over, but also because

The Charles Darwin Foundation (CDF) has been conducting scientific research and providing technical information and assistance to the Galapagos National Park since it was founded in 1959 (the same year the park

IGTOA Member CNH Tours reported this week on their blog that the Galapagos National Park Service will close the island of South Plaza to visitors from November 17th to December 17th of

A team of researchers from Yale University have given us another reason to be thankful this holiday season.  As detailed in Yale News, they have found evidence to suggest that Lonesome

The coral reefs around the Galapagos Islands may hold important clues about how reefs around the world will react to changing environmental conditions in the coming years and decades.  An

In very good news for conservation efforts in the Galapagos, the Daily Mail reported this week that one of the archipelago’s most iconic species had passed a milestone.  The Galapagos

The Galapagos Islands are the setting for an escalating war on rats, and the island of Pinzon is the latest battleground.  Rats were introduced to the islands by humans and