Dirección del Parque Nacional Galápagos

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		Law Transparency

		Native and endemic species

		Introduced animals

		Introduced plants

		Island Control and Monitoring

		Applied marine research

		Fisheries Management

		Marine control and surveillance

		Site and Naturalist Guides

		Visitor Management System

		Quotas and patents of operation

		Naturalist Guides Area

		Environmental management in populated areas

		Special use for protected areas

		Agricultural development

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

1. ACCESO ZIMBRA
2. QUIPUX

The new challenges

of conservation

and sustainable development in Galapagos

In 2012, the Galapagos National Park was 53 years old. In this time, there have been great achievements in conservation, but also great changes.

The challenges of conservation for the next 53 years are bigger than ever.

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PROGRAMS OF THE GALAPAGOS NATIONAL PARK SERVICES

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Environmental of “RANCHO PIEDRAS BLANCAS”

4 MB

Environmental of Impact Study
for Palo Santo Galápagos SPA

11 MB (Spanish)

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Environmental of Impact Study

for the Hotel Tortuga Bay

4 MB (Spanish)

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United Nations Convention
on the Law of the Sea (Spanish)

- 811 KB
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Presentation of the GMR
and Convemar

- 1.1 MB

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Environmental Impact Studies
and Management Plan of project
"CONSTRUCCIÓN DEL HOTEL WITTMER"

- 7.0 MB SPANISH
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UP TO DATE WITH THE
GAPAPAGOS NATIONAL PARK

Press Releases (Spanish)

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- 4.1 MB

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VISITOR SITES
GUIDE

PROTECTED AREAS
ENTRANCE FEE

GALAPAGOS NATIONAL PARK
RULES

ABOUT
NATURALIST GUIDES

ANNUAL REPORT
STATISTICS OF VISITORS
TO THE GALAPAGOS

THE VALUE
OF THE GALAPAGOS
ECOSYSTEMS

ABOUT THE
GALAPAGOS
MARINE RESERVE

THE DANGER OF
OF INVASIVE SPECIES
SECTION I: ANIMALS

THE DANGER
OF INVASIVE SPECIES
PART II: PLANTS

¿HOW DO INVASIVE
SPECIES ARRIVE?

Directory, regulation, management, finances, etc.

NEWS

SERVICES

CONTACT

NATIONAL PARK

Management of native
and endemic species

Control and eradication
of introduced animals

Control and eradication
of introduced plants

Island control and monitoring

MARINE RESERVE

Applied marine research

Management and support for fisheries

Marine control and monitoring

TOURISM

Visitor sites
and naturalist guides

Visitor management
system

Local participation,
quotas y patents

DEVELOPMENT

Environmental management
in populated areas

Special use
of protected areas

Agricultural development

SCIENCE

Approved projects, applications, field
protocols, etc..

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