The International Galápagos Tour Operators Association site offers general Galápagos information, including links to reputable tour operators.
CAPTURGAL (Camera Provincial de Turismo de Galápagos—Galápagos Chamber of Tourism). The website is a great resource for general information about Galápagos.
News and Information about the Charles Darwin Research Station.
The Charles Darwin Foundation promotes conservation, education, and scientific research in—and on behalf of—the Galápagos Islands.
The Rainforest Alliance develops and promotes economically viable and socially desirable alternatives to the destruction of endangered, biologically diverse natural resources.
The SmartVoyager certification program sets standards for the maintenance and operation of Galápagos tour boats.
The islandnet.com site of science teacher/author/naturalist Mike Jackson, author of Galápagos: A Natural History.
The Embassy website provides information in English and Spanish about Ecuador from the American point of view. However, the internet connection is often erratic. Connection to the State Department's Consular Information Sheet may be more dependable, although the information is not up-to-date—the latest revision is dated January 14, 2004.
