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Documentary: Galapagos, Hope for the Future
Darwin and Wolf Marine Sanctuary is Home to the Greatest Shark Biomass in the World
The World that Darwin Never Saw
The adventures of an ecological restoration biologist in Galapagos
Tackling the Biggest Challenge for Conservation in Galapagos: Legal Small-Scale Fisheries
A world of questions about Galapagos insects and endemic plants
CDF scientists share latest scientific advances at IV Galapagos Science Symposium
CDF presents its Strategic Plan and 2021 Impact Report
Ecological gardens in Galápagos: Inspiring future generations
New Galapagos Report
Ecuador’s historic debt-for-nature swap a major milestone for conservation
Protect the Fins and the Ocean Wins!
GalNEMO, New Online Database, Tracks Non-native Species in the Galápagos
Climate variability affects the feeding habits of hammerhead sharks in Galapagos
SERC and CDF: United for Galapagos
Nicolas Moity-CDF
Ocean governance

Ecologically, the ocean is one interconnected system. Yet international law has divided it into arbitrary maritime zones based on geopolitical interests. Our research seeks to improve transnational ocean governance and conservation outcomes in the Eastern Tropical Pacific, through collaboration with scientists, academics, practitioners, and decision-makers.

Marine Invasive Species Project presented at World Conservation Congress
CDF raises awareness about ocean conservation in Times Square

The Charles Darwin Foundation raises awareness about ocean conservation in Times Square

Science and tourism joining forces for the conservation of Galapagos
World Albatross Day