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the Galapagos Island and then modern-day researchers from Princeton who have a

nonprofit and the galapagos so that people reading these articles I thought could donate money to putting a patrol boat in the Galapagos to stop this and

and the Galapagos turtles-- I don't know what all-- the Beagle.

In this case the Galapagos finches, depending on whether there was water or there wasn't water, would develop different kinds of beaks to have tougher seeds

But the Galapagos Marine Reserve we work in, it's the size of New York state, massive area.

This is where the Galapagos Islands, that wildlife just kind of haven, offshore as part of Ecuador.

This is why the Galapagos finches are such an example of evolution is that isolation factor gives the opportunity for speciation to occur.

research program in the Galapagos looking at Darwin's finches mhm and um

I'm taking them to the Galapagos.

I'm taking them to the Galapagos.

We're going to the Galapagos later this year.

Made a beautiful film in the Galapagos.

And we're all familiar with Galapagos, and a place of evolution, and Darwin is able to see different trends in different islands.

But just going back to that Galapagos analogy, I still reflect on the fact that if you're not seeing the content, if you're not in that bubble,

It's been called the Galapagos of the high north.

My wife and I were in the Galapagos Islands.

And so now what we see in Galapagos is right around the border of the marine reserve, all these fishing boats are

no fish in between the Galapagos and, and even Asia, China now. And so we find a lot

And he thought back to the Galapagos Islands, and he thought back to these mockingbirds that he had seen on different islands.

So So for example, Galapagos Islands, remote oceanic islands loom large in talking about Darwin

going great and I got an assignment to the Galapagos Islands in Ecuador and 160 miles north of the Galapagos sits two

You know, the Galapagos turtles live long lives.

I would crawl out on the rocks of the Galapagos Islands and wait for marine iguanas to come out of the waters.

Tod: Well, in the Galapagos, we always also have a pretty fun exercise where we have a lot of poaching equipment and poaching operations in the marine reserve. And actually, each

And last year they implemented a vessel monitoring system for the Galapagos Marine Reserve and they actually caught a tuna ship illegally catching tuna in their waters because they

He takes students to Madagascar, and to the Galapagos, and to Papua New Guinea and he takes them on these excursions where

seals in Canada from the seal clubbing and we have a field office in Galapagos. That's

of proximity from? I guess Galapagos is small relative to the entire planet. But that's cool that they're utilizing that kind of information. Anybody else? Sure.

You know, this is why the Galapagos finches are such an example of evolution, is that living on those islands, that isolation factor gives the opportunity

It's iconic in its relevance to nature and conservation, specifically like the Galapagos Islands and the Andes and the Amazonian rainforest.

I had some my first shows there, at this place that was called Galapagos, that used to be on North 6th Street right next

We just explored. And this was the third time we were in the Galapagos.

There's a pattern. So we actually have a situation now where a guy in Galapagos is basically sitting at a computer screen.

this past winter. And they spent time at Sea Shepherd's Galapagos field office protecting the Marine Reserve and World Heritage Site. And outside of Sea Shepherd, they're starting

the Darwin Animal Doctors, a comprehensive veterinary clinic in the Galapagos Islands.

a freelance basis. When I'm in town or sometimes when I'm working in the Galapagos, in my off

Dr King was dismissed by America for the first time in a decade in 1967 nearly he did not make galapo 10 most admired Americans list that's that's shame on us

much more. There are birds that say that can migrate incredible distances. There are the finches on the Galapagos that are still evolving. They are spinning out new species in front of

I just want to share one analogy that's been in my mind quite a bit lately, and I bring it to the Galapagos Island.

And just to give you a sense of how strange it was that PLATO, in a way, I sometimes liken it to the Galapagos.

I think that it's talking about a couple of researchers that spent several months a year on one of the very small islands in the Galapagos

Apple. And what we've done is we've we actually started a veterary clinic in the Galapagos Islands to bring veterary care both to domestic animals and to

figures out a way to save the polar bear, cure cancer, protect the Galapagos, or build that high speed electric party train that gets

used this picture on one of the events. Itís a school of scalloped hammerheads taken in the Galapagos off of Darwin, which is the northernmost island, which is a place only

divers go to, because you canít go on land there. So of course, the Galapagos are very well known, are very famous for their giant tortoises, the blue-footed, red-footed boobies,

Cheng: Rebreathers? Rebreathers are an option. I have never taken them to Galapagos.

That might be it. Those two places. Only two places I can think of on the planet where you can still see this. There are other things in Galapagos underwater.

whale sharks. Very large whale sharks, mostly female. Iíve only ever seen one male whale shark in Galapagos. This was one of the only really friendly ones

It's the web. If Darwin were alive now, one assumes that he would be tweeting from the Beagle as it goes around the Galapagos, and writing his blog, and posting into archive dot org, and