EspañolEducation 4 Nature Galapagos
Connecting and motivating for innovation and conservation
Galapagos is a special place celebrated around the world as the birthplace of Charles Darwin’s Theory of Evolution. The four island communities of 30,000 people seek to be a model of sustainability.
If we look around our hometowns, we find examples of natural history and cultural identity that many times pass unperceived. We have so much to discover for our benefit and for nature.
Together we can motivate our communities to learn about their endemic species, conserve them, and boost their cultural identity, all the while promoting new tourism opportunities.
Education 4 Nature Galapagos is a local NGO founded on San Cristobal Island that uses comparative place-based education to motivate local community members and visitors to conserve our special places.
Photo Credit: Ashleigh Klingman
About Us
We are a diverse group that seek to empower local agency and design projects together with local community organizations and schools.
Our founding members reside in Hawaii, New York City and on San Cristobal Island in the Galapagos. Our strategic partners are Sustainability Lab in NYC and Hacienda Tranquila on San Cristobal Island.
Read more about our founding members and strategic partners on our About Us page .
How we Educate 4 Nature
We educate by nature with:
We apply the 5 core principles of our partner The Sustainability Lab to our work as presented in the white paper “Sustainability: Definition and Five Core Principles – A New Framework” by Michael Ben-Eli. Click to download a copy here: 
Photo Credit: Ashleigh Klingman
Our Results:
Read more about what we do on Our Work page
