- Charles Darwin Foundation

Results

The Charles Darwin Research Station has been recognized as Travellers' Choice 2020

Letters from the Library: In Kichwa. In Inuktikut

The Charles Darwin Foundation: How it got started

Joshua Vela Fonseca

Lecocarpus species re-discovered on Española Island

Researching the Introduced Fowler’s Tree Frog In Santa Cruz Island

New Findings About the Vermillion Flycatcher in Galapagos

Alien invasion research to protect the Galapagos Islands

Following in Darwin’s footsteps – endemic species rediscovered in Galapagos

Seven days at Alcedo Volcano

Antibiotic resistance in Galapagos Giant Tortoises

Research to Eradicate Philornis downsi in Galapagos Moves Ahead

Are tortoises the "hippos" of the Galapagos?

12 Little Vermilion Flycatcher chicks fledge the nest

12 Little Vermilion Flycatcher chicks fledge the nest, in most successful nesting season yet in Santa Cruz Island

Georgina's diary

Carlos Espinosa-CDF

Adopt a Galapagos Giant Tortoise

By adopting a Galapagos giant tortoise, you will contribute to our research and outreach activities related to various tortoise species. The Galapagos tortoises have become threatened largely due to habitat change and fragmentation, climate change, diseases, and introduced species. The Charles Darwin Foundation leads a multi-institutional project that aims to determine movement behavior, assess health, and describe the ecological role of tortoises in the Galapagos ecosystems.