Ecuador’s famous archipelago is still a place where animals have the right of way, the exotic is accessible and the pages of a magazine come to life.
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29 November 2012
While sustainable forestry techniques could reduce rainforest deforestation by millions of acres per year, travellers can also play their part.
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02 November 2012
This archipelago some 1,000km off the coast of Ecuador is a living laboratory where wildlife is a prime illustrator of how only the strongest survive.
13 September 2012
The islands are no longer an endangered World Heritage site, but they may still be at risk.
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03 February 2011
Not all of Ecuador’s animals are found on the bio-diverse Galapagos Islands that Charles Darwin made famous in On the Origin of Species. Straddling across the Andes from the Amazon to the Pacific Ocean, there are record numbers of insects, reptiles and birds to be found on the country’s mainland.
02 February 2011
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