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Carlos Espinosa/CDF

Carlos Espinosa/CDF

Elena Espín
Re-encountering Scalesia retroflexa at El Garrapatero
While kayaking along El Garrapatero Beach, a chance sighting led to the re-encounter of Scalesia retroflexa, one of Galápagos’ rarest plants. What began as a weekend outing became a pivotal moment for conservation. Discover how this unexpected find could reshape the future of an endangered species.

Rashid Cruz-CDF
Research Data Repository
Portafolio de Emprendimientos del Sistema de Alimentos del Mar de Galápagos


Carlos Espinosa/CDF

Carlos Espinosa/CDF

Carlos Espinosa/CDF

Carlos Espinosa/CDF

Carlos Espinosa/CDF


Carlos Espinosa/CDF

Juan Manuel García/CDF
Mangrove ecology and climate change
Mangroves in Galapagos provide important habitat for endemic and threatened species, offer essential ecosystem services like carbon sequestration, and support the well-being of local communities through tourism and fisheries. Despite their importance and pristine condition, these mangrove ecosystems and their potential for climate mitigation remain understudied.

Carlos Espinosa/CDF

Carlos Espinosa/CDF

Carlos Espinosa/CDF

Carlos Espinosa/CDF


