The Ecoventura Team, Author at Ecoventura

Ecoventura funds the Charles Darwin Foundation programs to protect the Galapagos

“The Galapagos Islands are probably the most famous wildlife-watching destination in the world. And no wonder – it’s almost impossible […]

July 26 2023 is International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem (often referred to as International Mangrove Day).

The world’s oceans benefit humanity and the planet in countless ways. And given we sail the seas around the Galapagos

April 22nd is always a day we here at Ecoventura look forward to – Earth Day. In 2020, Earth Day

What could be better than a week (or two) sailing the Galapagos on one of our luxury small-ship cruises? How

Overwhelmed with wanderlust? Keen to explore the world? Why not embark on the adventure of a lifetime by combining a

“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones

Nature is in crisis. One in four species worldwide faces the threat of extinction according to the International Union for the

The Galápagos Islands, the first ever UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site, are famed for their extraordinary biodiversity. A remarkable 97% of

Teeming with extraordinary wildlife and spectacular terrestrial and marine landscapes, the Galapagos is renowned as one of the world’s leading