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		Visitor Management System

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		Environmental management in populated areas

		Special use for protected areas

		Agricultural development

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NEWS OF GALAPAGOS NATIONAL
PARK DIRECTORADE

NEWS FILES: june 2012

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Red Footed Boobies extend their habitat on the island of San Cristobal

Rangers made ??the monitoring of this species in Punta Pitt and the results were favorable

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Santa Cruz live a migration of small marine iguanas

Individuals of this species emerged of his shell and seeking suitable locations for feeding, rest and protection.

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La Casona the breeding center will be closed for maintenance

The DGNP perform the reconstruction, improvement and upgrading of the infrastructure that is in the breeding center Fausto Llerena.

Map of the search area from lost Chilean Tourist

Area where they found the first traces of its location.

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Felipe Bravo was found alive

Three park rangers, a firefighter and a police officer found him at 08h00 today, after 5 days of intensive search.

Site where the tourist was found Felipe Bravo

Pictures and larger Map to area where Felipe Bravo was found

Felipe is in stable condition

The doctor´s report confirms that tourists have lost moderate dehydration

Milton Calva : We´re going to take home

Testimony of the Galapagos National Park ranger who led the tracking team at Saturday morning located the tourist Felipe Bravo.

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The World Loses Lonesome George

With the death of this tortoise the Pinta Island tortoise is now extinct

Lonesome George be embalmed

The DPNG want to keep the tortoise's body so that future generations to know him.

NECROPSY CONFIRMS NATURAL DEATH OF GEORGE

The results show that the iconic reptile have died because aging.

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