National Park Service (Galápagos National Park)

The Galápagos National Park, managed by the National Park Service of Ecuador, is a protected area renowned for its unique wildlife and volcanic landscapes. Established in 1959, it covers most of the Galápagos Islands, safeguarding species like giant tortoises, marine iguanas, and blue-footed boobies. The park aims to preserve the islands' natural ecosystems while supporting sustainable tourism and scientific research. Strict regulations limit human impact, ensuring these incredible creatures and habitats remain intact for future generations to study and enjoy.