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Investigation about Subtidal Monitoring of Non-native Species Begins in the Cocos Island National Park
Galapagos launches campaign to reduce bird deaths on roads
Can Rare Tropical Penguins Survive in the Galapagos?
Juan Manuel Garcia-CDF
Leave a Legacy

Join the Pristine Galapagos Society and become part of the history books of the Galapagos Islands

Monitoring sharks in the mid-Pacific: a journey to the sharkiest place in the world
Monitoring the ocean temperature at Galapagos' last reminaing shallow reef
Andres Cruz
About us

The Charles Darwin Foundation and its Research Station are the largest and oldest science and conservation organization in Galapagos, generating groundbreaking discoveries and effective conservation focused on protecting the unique biodiversity of the Galapagos Islands.

El grupo en la entrada de la ECCD
Inspired by the Blue-Footed Boobies to Contribute to the Conservation of Galapagos
Happy Darwin Day
Celebrating Felipe Cruz's life in Galapagos
Strengthening alliances for the benefit of the Eastern Tropical Pacific Marine Corridor
Help us name a Newborn Tortoise
Our Undergraduate Research Assistants Experience in Galapagos
A New Season of Mangrove Finches Fighting for Survival
Eight Mangrove Finches Returned Home
Galapagos in the year 2050: a vision from Galapagos Verde 2050
Galapagos inaugurates a new Marine Research Center
Hope for the Critically-Endangered Mangrove Finch
Life re-emerging! Galápagos Verde 2050: Cacti recovering on remote islands
From the Galapagos to Panama (and back): round trip migration by pregnant scalloped hammerhead shark