This new work expands knowledge of Galapagos flora to 84 species and, for the first time, details effective methods for their propagation.
We hope this book becomes an indispensable tool for greening Galapagos towns and for fostering greater appreciation of our native flora.

Explore how a simple didactic guide becomes a powerful bridge between education and nature in Galápagos. It reveals how hands-on, field-based learning empowers students and teachers to observe, question, and understand their environment—fostering a deeper sense of responsibility for one of the world’s most unique ecosystems.

Explore Galapagos Research, formerly known as Noticias de Galápagos, the historical peer-reviewed research journal of the Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands. From natural history and biology to ecology, evolution, and more, delve into the latest findings and discussions in the field.