
Masters of the Sea – Sharks of the Galapagos Islands
Many travelers to the Galapagos Islands hope to see a hammerhead…
February 10, 2018/by Lorraine Caputo
Galapagos Islands Meets El Niño and La Niña
El Niño and La Niña are climate events that periodically visit…
February 3, 2018/by Lorraine Caputo
Furry and Warm-Blooded – Galapagos mammals
Not only do cold-blooded reptiles and birds inhabit the Galapagos…
January 28, 2018/by Lorraine Caputo
Galapagos Feathered Friends: Land Birds of the Galapagos Islands (part 2)
Not all the land birds you’ll see in the Galapagos Islands…
January 21, 2018/by Lorraine Caputo
Galapagos Feathered Friends: Land Birds of the Galapagos Islands (part 1)
No matter which Galapagos island you visit, you’ll see our…
January 14, 2018/by Lorraine Caputo
5 Reasons to Visit the Galapagos Islands in 2018
A new year has begun – and it’s time to be thinking about…
January 7, 2018/by Lorraine Caputo
2017 Galapagos News Roundup
This has been a busy year in the Galapagos Islands, with prestigious…
December 31, 2017/by Lorraine Caputo
Denizens of the Galapagos’ Prehistoric World: Seven Reptiles to Spot on Your Galapagos Adventure
At times, when walking through the Galapagos landscape, you feel…
December 17, 2017/by Lorraine Caputo
Strolling Galapagos Shores: Shore & Wetland Birds to Spot on Your Galapagos Vacation
While strolling along the infinite sea and lagoon shores of the…
December 10, 2017/by Lorraine Caputo
Sailing on Galapagos Breezes: Seabirds to Spot on Your Galapagos Cruise (part 2)
While you are cruising from one Galapagos island to another,…
December 3, 2017/by Lorraine Caputo
Sailing on Galapagos Breezes: Seabirds to Spot on Your Galapagos Cruise (part 1)
While you are cruising the Galapagos Islands, you’ll see a…
November 25, 2017/by Lorraine Caputo
A Galapagos Expedition with a Mission: California Academy of Sciences, 1905-1906
The California Academy of Sciences 1905-1906 Galapagos expedition…
November 18, 2017/by Lorraine Caputo