Dirección del Parque Nacional Galápagos

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		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

		Environmental management in populated areas

		Special use for protected areas

		Agricultural development

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

The new challenges

of conservation

and sustainable development in Galapagos

Page updated:29.06.2009

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The GNPR helps recently hatched tortoises to leave their nests

In efforts to increase their chances for survival, park wardens open the nests to help the hatchlings to leave.

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›	Images circulating on the Internet were not taken in Galapagos

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›	DGNP operations aid in the capture of two vessels

›	DPNG will initiate educational acitvities in Tortuga Bay

›	"Manteño" ship detained for entering the GMR

›	DGNP delivers practical guide to Naturalist Guides

›	160,000 people visited the Galapagos Islands in 2009

›	The Galapagos National Park did not authorize fishing tournament in Galapagos

›	DGNP trains military personnel from the island of Baltra

Prepared by Galapagos National ParkPublic Relations Process
For more information, email as at: comunicacion@spng.org.ec

Public Relations Director
Vanessa García
Technical Office - Santa Cruz
Tel. +593 (0)5 2526 189/511/190
Casilla Postal: 17-24-1154
vgarcia@spng.org.ec

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2008 ANNUAL REPORT
STATISTICS OF VISITORS
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ECOSYSTEMS

ABOUT THE
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THE DANGER OF
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SECTION I: ANIMALS

THE DANGER
OF INVASIVE SPECIES
PART II: PLANTS

¿HOW DO INVASIVE
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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,
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DEVELOPMENT

Environmental management
in populated areas

Special use
of protected areas

Agricultural development

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About this website

This website has counted on the supported of Araucaria XXI, the Program for the environmental sustainability of human development in Latin America of the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation Development (SAICD), The Autonomous Organization for National Parks of the Ministry of Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs.