This quarterly e-Newsletter keeps our collaborators, donors and friends up-to-date with CDRS achievements. It is available in Spanish and English, and in either HTML or plain text format.

Previous editions are available as web pages or pdf files (pdf files require Acrobat Reader)

July 2007 e-Newsletter
Contents
View from the Executive Office
Controlling the flies to save rare birds from extinction
Increased air traffic - Invasive species get new wings
Introduced rats - Is eradication possible?
Students get a green "thumbs up" for native plants project
The history of science in Galapagos now online
CDF General Assembly members in the spotlight
Goodbye to old friends
Support Galapagos while shopping
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March 2007 e-Newsletter
Contents
View from the Executive Office
School's out for invasive bugs
CDF finding solar solutions
Lights off helps curb insect dispersal
The land iguana - back from the brink
100 mangrove finches - how to stop the countdown
Support Galapagos while shopping!
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December 2006 e-Newsletter
Contents
Letter from Galapagos
100 years old and still going strong!
Galapagos sharks: A major new research project begins
Darwin’s finches: Bigger isn’t always better!
Galapagos students serve up a feast
Scientists rediscover an amazing plant after 30 years
CDF experts update endangered species lists
Local children visit Tokyo, Japan for Pacific regional conference
Meet the new directors of the CDF Executive Team
Point of view: Be a part of the solution
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June 2006 e-Newsletter
Contents
A lifetime of unbounded enthusiasm for all things Galapagos
A century of concern for Galapagos
Lichens — Nature´s environmental sensors
Insects tell the story of the extraordinary recovery of Pinta Island
Rare deep water sea pens rediscovered
Netting the small fry to get the big picture
CDF issues alert about the rare waved albatross
Working together for Galapagos
Big things come in small packages
Ecuador honors a lifetime dedicated to understanding volcanoes
First Ecuadorian to join prestigious US science academy
Scientific Merit Award recognizes decades of research
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February 2006 e-Newsletter
Contents
2006-2016: The way forward
People who benefit from conservation will conserve
Score two for the botanists
Island restoration a reality
Speed checks aim to reduce bird mortality
CDF leads by example: Exterminating the Dengue mosquito
New introduced species alert!
Music festival ends year on a high note
CDF scientist glimpses the secret world of the Galapagos Marine Reserve
Congratulations! Sylvia Harcourt-Carrasco MBE
Strategic change
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November 2005 e-Newsletter
Contents
The first eight months
Where is tourism going in Galapagos?
Discovering more Galapagos petrels
New colonies of endemic rice rat found on Santiago Island
Alcedo Volcano rich in invertebrate species
Local farmers help protect Isabela Island's giant tortoises
More teachers and students discover the Galapagos Islands
Darwin Day 2005: Linking science and community
Peter and Rosemary Grant receive the prestigious Balzan Prize
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July 2005 e-Newsletter
Contents
Can the future of Galapagos be different?
More alien species discovered
Galapagos has a new endemic seabird species!
Darwin redeemed, potential new species found
Moving vehicles kill rare land iguanas
Camp Galapagos
Agreements signal greater cooperation
New community group will tackle introduced species
CDF General Assembly member to receive honor
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