Galapagos Conservation Trust
Thriving islands Galapagos rail rediscovered on Floreana after 190 years The Galapagos rail, a secretive bird not seen on Floreana since Charles Darwin's visit in 1835, was rediscovered in 2025 following the removal of most of the island’s invasive rats and feral cats. Find out more Healthy oceans New marine reserve increases protection for endangered sharks The Hermandad Marine Reserve, based on years of ocean science supported by GCT and our partners, gives a huge boost to migratory species su
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- Category: organization
- Founded: 1995
- Website: http://www.galapagosconservation.org.uk/
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- Phone: +44 (0)20 7399 7440 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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Thriving islands Galapagos rail rediscovered on Floreana after 190 years The Galapagos rail, a secretive bird not seen on Floreana since Charles Darwin's visit in 1835, was rediscovered in 2025 following the removal of most of the island’s invasive rats and feral cats. Find out more Healthy oceans New marine reserve increases protection for endangered sharks The Hermandad Marine Reserve, based on years of ocean science supported by GCT and our partners, gives a huge boost to migratory species su
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