In 2013, the Charles Darwin Foundation (CDF), in close collaboration with the Galapagos National Park (GNP), began the ‘Galapagos Verde 2050 Project (GV2050)’. This initiative intended for the development of a project of applied science, which encompasses two research components: the ecological restoration of Galapagos and the development of sustainable agricultural practices. Both components have their own long-term designs and objectives, but with the ultimate aim of contributing to the conservation of the archipelago, and supporting the well-being of the human population until the year 2050.