(this article is copy pasted from the Charles Darwin Foundaiton news release of yesterday) The Archipelago's must-have selfie!  12 months in development, our Darwin statue has finally arrived to the…

(Reuters) - Conservationists said on Tuesday they have brought giant tortoises found on the Galapagos island of Espanola back from the brink of extinction, gaining a foothold strong enough to…

Thankfully the "San Cristobal" (built in 1966) did so soon after having left the mainland on its way to the islands on November 17 - so there's no risk of…

The non-profit Charles Darwin Research Station (CDRS), the oldest and largest scientific operation in the Galapagos Islands and an iconic visitor site, is at a high risk of forever closing…

(Unashamedly copy-pasted from "The Guardian" newspaper - published 30 November 2014) Galápagos Islands wildlife threatened by battle between locals and scientists Researchers’ souvenir outlet has to close after pressure from…

CNH has learned that Ecuador's internal revenue service has started applying regulations more seriously - in that it will no longer consider cruises as a transportation service, but as a…

Within Ecuador, the province of Galapagos is the only place where Ecuadorians don't have the right to simply move to.   This unprecedented situation arose after the islands became a magnet…

Though the new Quito airport was opened in early 2013, road access had been delayed, leading to at times very long trips to and from the city - stretching to…

(from the Global Travel Industry News wire)  CNH Tours notes:  No mention of Galapagos, beyond the Finch Bay Eco Hotel.  The government of Ecuador has invested a lot in developing…

Douglas Peacock, the author of the Audubon magazine article entitled: Galapagos Journal: "A Quest to See a Place Untouched by Climate Change", was on a CNH Tours Active Galapagos trip…