SHARING CONSERVATION LESSONS
The Galapagos Report shares diverse perspectives about how to meet the challenges of living in balance with our natural world.
n the 2017-18 edition of the Report, we are proud to showcase grassroots initiatives from within the Galapagos community alongside stories of innovative science and thoughtful policymaking. Each article concludes with a set of recommendations for decision-makers, intended to help guide positive changes in Galapagos.
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New projects connect conservation and local livelihoods by proposing ways to appropriately value Galapagos natural resources, and by empowering community members to co-manage those resources.
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Women and youth are taking the lead in protecting the archipelago’s future through their engagement in such diverse endeavors as photography, veterinary medicine, and the fight against plastics.
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Scientific institutes and government agencies confront new challenges in the management of invasive species in the ocean and on land.
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Education programs are inspiring both young people and adults to better understand and protect their home.
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Agricultural producers, divers and scientists are collecting new data to inform management of marine and highland ecosystems.
Foto de cabecera: Iguanas marinas juveniles en la isla Isabela por Jem Dodia