The Latest Breaking News from Galapagos

The Galapagos Islands, whose thousands of unique species inspired Darwin's theory of evolution, have incalculable ecological value. But what are they worth?

One's a bird from the Galapagos. The other's from outer space.

Iguanas extinct from a Galapagos island for generations have been reborn nearly two centuries after they were first recorded by Charles Darwin.

Seeds for every crop imaginable - from dragonfruit to tomatoes from the Galapagos - are stored here in this bunker which is built to withstand all natural disasters

Flamingos have returned to a Galapagos island 20 years after an invasion of rats forced them out.

Scientists have used DNA to link her to a male found in 1906 on a volcanic island in the Pacific Ocean.

A rare albino Galapagos giant tortoise made its public debut at a Swiss zoo on Friday. Two of the tortoises were born last month at the Tropiquarium in the western town of Servion as part of a program to preserve the endangered species. One is black like its parents and…

A plan to build a luxury tourist resort on the first Galapagos Island seen by Charles Darwin has infuriated conservationists and residents.

From the Galapagos Islands to Galloway, June talks about her Robinson Crusoe year studying birdlife while naked.