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Galapagos Verde 2050 Continues Contributing to Ecological Restoration of South Plaza
During May and June our team of scientists and volunteers with the collaboration of the Galapagos National Park Directorate continued the initial phase in the process of ecological restoration of South Plaza through the recuperation of the cacti population (Opuntia echios var. echios). This species not only shapes the ecosystem of the island but is the main food source for terrestrial iguanas, whose population is very abundant in South Plaza.
Invasive Species
Philornis Downsi
Controlling the introduced parasitic fly.
Marine Invasive Species
Monitoring the Galapagos Marine Reserve
