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New Distributional Bird Records from the Eastern Andean Slopes of Ecuador Istributio D
ISSN 1809-127X (online edition) © 2010 Check List and Authors Chec List Open Access | Freely available at www.checklist.org.br Journal of species lists and distribution N New distributional bird records from the eastern Andean slopes of Ecuador ISTRIBUTIO D 1,2,3* 4 RAPHIC G Alejandro Solano-Ugalde and Galo J. Real-Jibaja EO 1 G N O Fundación Imaymana, Paltapamba 476 San Pedro del Valle, Nayón. Quito, Ecuador. 2 Neblina Forest Natural History and Birding Tours, South America, Isla Floreana e8-129. Quito, Ecuador. 3 Natural History of Ecuador’s [email protected] Avifauna Group, 721 Foch y Amazonas. Quito, Ecuador. OTES 4 Real Nature, Travel Company, Casa Upano. Macas, Morona Santiago, Ecuador. N * Corresponding author. E-mail: Abstract: Distribution of birds is dynamic. Understanding, documentation and appropriate use of new records are essential, especially when managing threatened species. Here we present novel data regarding new distributional records for 17 bird species along the Amazonian slopes of the eastern Ecuadorian Andes. The new records fill gaps on our knowledge in the distribution, both in latitude and altitude. Although knowledge on the distribution of birds on mainland Ecuador has been well studied (Fjeldså Rostrhamus sociabilis ACCIPITRIDAE during recent years an inspiring number of articles have Snail Kite Cassin, 1854 - Two beenand Krabbe published 1990; documenting Ridgely and newGreenfield discoveries 2001; on2006), the individuals in juvenile plumage were seen flying over the distribution of birds in mainland Ecuador (e.g. Freile old-Zamora Airstrip on 6 March 2008, Zamora-Chinchipe et al. province (950 m a.s.l., 03°59’ S, 78°53’ W). -
ANEXO 1 ZONAS PRIORIZADAS (Parroquias Sin Cobertura SMA)10
ANEXO 1 ZONAS PRIORIZADAS (Parroquias sin cobertura SMA)10 PROVINCIA CANTÓN PARROQUIA DPA PARROQUIAL MANABI PORTOVIEJO CHIRIJOS 130157 AZUAY CUENCA CHIQUINTAD 10155 AZUAY CUENCA NULTI 10158 AZUAY CUENCA OCTAVIO CORDERO PALACIOS (STA. ROSA) 10159 AZUAY CUENCA PACCHA 10160 AZUAY GIRON SAN GERARDO 10252 AZUAY GUALACEO DANIEL CORDOVA TORAL (EL ORIENTE) 10352 AZUAY CHORDELEG PRINCIPAL 11151 AZUAY GUALACEO REMIGIO CRESPO TORAL (GULAG) 10356 AZUAY GUALACEO ZHIDMAD 10358 LOJA CATACOCHA GUACHANAMA 110952 AZUAY COCHAPATA COCHAPATA 10451 AZUAY COCHAPATA EL PROGRESO (CAB. EN ZHOTA) 10452 AZUAY PAUTE GUARAINAG 10556 AZUAY PAUTE TOMEBAMBA 10561 ZAMORA EL PANGUI EL GUISME 190651 CHINCHIPE AZUAY PUCARA SAN RAFAEL DE SHARUG 10652 AZUAY SAN FERNANDO CHUMBLIN 10751 AZUAY SANTA ISABEL (CHAGUARURCO) EL CARMEN DE PIJILI 10852 CORONEL CARLOS CONCHA TORRES (CAB. EN ESMERALDAS ESMERALDAS 80153 HUELE) COTOPAXI SIGCHOS PALO QUEMADO 50754 AZUAY SIGSIG GUEL 10953 AZUAY SIGSIG LUDO 10954 AZUAY SIGSIG SAN JOSE DE RARANGA 10956 SUCUMBIOS LA BONITA LA SOFIA 210552 AZUAY CHORDELEG LA UNION 11152 MORONA TAISHA HUASAGA (CAB EN WAMPUIK) 140951 SANTIAGO AZUAY EL PAN SAN VICENTE 11253 AZUAY SEVILLA DE ORO PALMAS 11352 BOLIVAR GUARANDA FACUNDO VELA 20151 BOLIVAR GUARANDA JULIO E. MORENO (CATANAHUAN GRANDE) 20153 BOLIVAR GUARANDA SAN LORENZO 20156 BOLIVAR GUARANDA SANTA FE (SANTA FE) 20158 BOLIVAR SAN JOSE DE CHIMBO ASUNCION (ASANCOTO) 20351 BOLIVAR SAN JOSE DE CHIMBO LA MAGDALENA (CHAPACOTO) 20353 CHIMBORAZO PENIPE BILBAO (CAB. EN QUILLUYACU) 60956 BOLIVAR SAN MIGUEL BILOVAN -
List of Hospitals/Clinics for Quito Consular District
Embassy of the United States of America Quito, Ecuador Consular Section List of Hospitals/Clinics for Quito Consular District This document provides a list of (public/private) hospitals and clinics, throughout Quito’s Consular district and server only as reference. The U.S. Embassy in Quito assumes no responsibility or liability for the professional ability or reputation of, or the quality of services provided by, the following hospitals and clinics. Inclusion on this list is in no way an endorsement by the Department of State or the U.S. Embassy. Names are listed alphabetically by province, and the order in which they appear has no other significance. The Quito Consular District is responsible for the Provinces of Bolivar, Carchi, Chimborazo, Cotopaxi, Esmeraldas, Imbabura, Morona- Santiago, Napo, Orellana, Pastaza, Pichincha, Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, Sucumbíos, and Tungurahua. Consular jurisdiction for the remainder of Ecuador including the Galapagos Islands is handled by the U.S. Consulate General in Guayaquil. Healthcare is widely available throughout Ecuador. However, it can be limited in small cities and towns. The below list includes a list of hospitals and clinics, both private and public, located in the main cities of our consular district. Please consider that often, no English speaking staff is available. For any medical emergencies in Ecuador dial 911. Ecuador’s 911 emergency line is an integrated system that will channel any emergency to the right department: health, police, transit, or firefighters. They will provide information about the closest medical facility, and will activate their internal emergency response system depending on the emergency type. -
Tourism in Continental Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands: an Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) Perspective
water Article Tourism in Continental Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands: An Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) Perspective Carlos Mestanza-Ramón 1,2,3,* , J. Adolfo Chica-Ruiz 1 , Giorgio Anfuso 1 , Alexis Mooser 1,4, Camilo M. Botero 5,6 and Enzo Pranzini 7 1 Facultad de Ciencias del Mar y Ambientales, Universidad de Cádiz, Polígono Río San Pedro s/n, 11510 Puerto Real, Cádiz, Spain; [email protected] (J.A.C.-R.); [email protected] (G.A.); [email protected] (A.M.) 2 Escuela Superior Politécnica de Chimborazo, Sede Orellana, YASUNI-SDC Research Group, El Coca EC220001, Ecuador 3 Instituto Tecnologico Supeior Oriente, La Joya de los Sachas 220101, Orellana, Ecuador 4 Dipartimento di Scienze e Tecnologie, Università di Napoli Parthenope, 80143 Naples, Italy 5 Grupo Joaquín Aarón Manjarrés, Escuela de Derecho, Universidad Sergio Arboleda, Santa Marta 470001, Colombia; [email protected] 6 Grupo de Investigación en Sistemas Costeros, PlayasCorp, Santa Marta 470001, Colombia 7 Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, Università di Firenze, 50121 Firenze, Italy; enzo.pranzini@unifi.it * Correspondence: [email protected] or [email protected]; Tel.: +593-9-9883-0801 Received: 28 April 2020; Accepted: 6 June 2020; Published: 9 June 2020 Abstract: Tourism in coastal areas is becoming increasingly important in Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) as an integrated approach that balances the requirements of different tourist sectors. This paper analyzes ICZM in continental Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands from the perspective of the 3S tourism, and presents its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT). The methodology used was based on a literature review of ten aspects of the highest relevance to ICZM, i.e., Policies, Regulations, Responsibilities, Institutions, Strategies and Instruments, Training, Economic Resources, Information, Education for Sustainability, and Citizen Participation. -
Información De Trámite
Registro Único de Trámites y Regulaciones Código de Trámite: DGRCIC-010-01-01 Página 1 de 4 Información de Trámite Nombre Trámite EMISIÓN DE PASAPORTE ORDINARIO POR PRIMERA VEZ Institución DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE REGISTRO CIVIL IDENTIFICACIÓN Y CEDULACIÓN Descripción El trámite está dirigido para ciudadanos ecuatorianos, que requieren de la emisión de un pasaporte por primera vez, siempre que se cumplan los requisitos y requerimientos necesarios. Observación: La Dirección General de Registro Civil, Identificación y Cedulación informa que, habilita de forma semanal y automática el sistema de agendamiento de nuevos turnos para la emisión de pasaportes en las ciudades de Quito (Matriz Iñaquito), Gobierno Zonal Guayaquil, San Blas (Cuenca), Ibarra, Ambato, Manta, Portoviejo, Santo Domingo, Babahoyo, Azogues, Salinas, Latacunga, Riobamba, Zamora, Loja, Machala, Coca, Tena, Puyo, Lago Agrio, Macas, Guaranda, San Cristóbal, Tulcán y Esmeraldas. Los usuarios deben agendar su turno, a través de la Agencia Virtual ingresando a https://sat2.registrocivil.gob.ec/portalCiudadano/turnos/crear.jsf?idRsT=b63ahKZhGjhtYQfvkAmRQw==. El turno es gratuito y debe obtenerlo directamente el solicitante, evite que intermediarios accedan a su información personal y hagan mal uso de ella. Se recuerda a la ciudadanía que el aforo en las agencias habilitadas de Registro Civil de Ecuador corresponde al dispuesto por el COE Nacional; con este antecedente, se hace un llamado para que agenden los usuarios que efectivamente requieran el documento de viaje. Evitemos aglomeraciones. Es importante mencionar que en las ciudades de Ibarra, Ambato, Manta, Portoviejo y Azogues se priorizará la atención de las personas que tuvieron su turno en los meses de marzo y abril y que debido a la pandemia no pudieron obtener su pasaporte; para ello, deberán solicitar un nuevo turno en: [email protected], anexando el turno anterior, a fin de que un analista pueda asignar una nueva fecha. -
Between Latacunga and San Agustin De Callo: Tanicuchi, Six Centuries of Prehispanic Occupation in the Central Highlands of Ecuador
BETWEEN LATACUNGA AND SAN AGUSTIN DE CALLO: TANICUCHI, SIX CENTURIES OF PREHISPANIC OCCUPATION IN THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS OF ECUADOR by Cecilia Josefina Vásquez Pazmiño A Thesis Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts in Anthropology Northern Arizona University May 2005 Approved: _____________________________ George Gumerman IV, Ph.D., Chair _____________________________ Francis Smiley, Ph.D _____________________________ Miguel Vásquez, Ph.D. _____________________________ Christian Downum, Ph.D. ABSTRACT BETWEEN LATACUNGA AND SAN AGUSTIN DE CALLO: TANICUCHI, SIX CENTURIES OF PREHISPANIC OCCUPATION IN THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS OF ECUADOR CECILIA JOSEFINA VASQUEZ PAZMIÑO The Inkas occupied ancient Ecuador during the 16th century. Monumental architecture such as tambos (inns), fortresses, and towns were strategically located along the royal Inka road. In the Central Ecuadorian highlands, the sites of Latacunga, San Agustín de Callo, and El Salitre remain a prominent testimony of Inka imperialism. Surprisingly, Inka remains were scarce in the archaeological survey at Tanicuchí, between San Agustín de Callo and Latacunga. The systematically aligned survey of Tanicuchí supplied information concerning six centuries of Prehispanic occupation in the area. Surface collection and analysis of material culture defined Tanicuchí’s origins and chronology. Relative dating suggests that initial Tanicuchí occupation began during the Integration Period (A.D. 800-1500), followed by Inka (A.D. 1500-1534) and Early Colonial (A.D. 1534- 1580) periods of conquest. The imposition of Inka and Colonial rules imposed changes on politics, economics, and social relationships reflected in the frequency and distribution of pottery types. A conspicuous sample of Tardío and Cosanga pottery found at Tanicuchí indicates intensive trade and alliances between highland and lowland populations during the Integration Period. -
Renewable Energy System Eolic-Photovoltaic for the Touristic
World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology International Journal of Energy and Power Engineering Vol:12, No:6, 2018 Renewable Energy System Eolic-Photovoltaic for the Touristic Center La Tranca-Chordeleg in Ecuador Christian Castro Samaniego, Daniel Icaza Alvarez, Juan Portoviejo Brito 1 with energy storage facilities. Several studies have been Abstract—For this research work, hybrid wind-photovoltaic carried out by the University in rural areas of the Province of (SHEF) systems were considered as renewable energy sources that Azuay in Ecuador, but this is the first one that was carried out take advantage of wind energy and solar radiation to transform into in a Rural Tourist Center of this Region. electrical energy. In the present research work, the feasibility of a wind-photovoltaic hybrid generation system was analyzed for the La The multivariable meteorological data, which include wind Tranca tourist viewpoint of the Chordeleg canton in Ecuador. The speed and direction, solar radiation, rain and humidity, as well research process consisted of the collection of data on solar radiation, as temperature, were obtained after installing a meteorological temperature, wind speed among others by means of a meteorological station in the Tranca-Chordeleg. In addition, the simulation station. Simulations were carried out in MATLAB/Simulink based on model in MATLAB includes a modern charge and inverter a mathematical model. In the end, we compared the theoretical controller purchased specifically for this study. radiation-power curves and the measurements made at the site. Another study was proposed by Colak [20] for its Keywords—Hybrid system, wind turbine, modeling, simulation, implementation in remote rural areas and far from the validation, experimental data, panel, Ecuador. -
Latacunga Calle Quito 13-61 Padre
LATACUNGA CALLE QUITO 13-61 PADRE SALCEDO FONOS: 2800956- 2811264- 2812341 www.rodelu.com.ec Facebook : hotel Rodelu www.latacunga.gob.ec DIRECCION: AV. ELOY ALFARO Y FLAVIO ALFARO (SECTOR LA ESTACION) DIAGONAL A LAS RIELES DEL TREN. TELEFONOS: 032-801-911 / 0998796987 NUMEROS DE CONTACTO: 032-801-911 / 0998796987 LINK DE LA PAGINA WEB: http://www.nexdu.com/ec/Hotel-San-Luis-Latacunga www.latacunga.gob.ec DATOS GENERALES DE LA HOSTERIA SAN JOSE DE SIGCHOS RAZON SOCIAL: HOSTERIA SAN JOSE DE SIGCHOS DIRECCION: KM 2 ½ VIA AL QUILOTOA, CANTON SIGCHOS, PROVINCIA COTOPAXI TELEFONOS: MATRIZ: (02) 2401968 2810532 Ext.105 SIGCHOS: (03) 2714121 CELULAR: 0994676413 PERSONA CONTACTO: LORENA MOSCOSO WEB: www.sanjosedesigchos.com FACEBOOK: HOSTERIA SAN JOSE DE SIGCHOS www.latacunga.gob.ec Dirección: Calle dos de mayo 4-38 y tarqui. Teléfonos: 03-2802-678 / 03-2806-269 / 0984930286. Página web: www.hotelendamo.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HotelEndamo/ www.latacunga.gob.ec Maria del Rosario Mosquera Owner Hacienda Hato Verde 593 3 2719348 593 9 95978016 Panamericana Sur Km 331 entrada a Mulalo, Cotopaxi, Ecuador www.latacunga.gob.ec DIRECCION: Latacunga, Barrio San Martin, Avenida General Proaño y Babas, a 300 metros del cuartel de la Policía Nacional, Junto al “Complejo Turístico Sol Caribe” Teléfonos: 03 2292666/ 032292204 / Celular: 0995764928 Correo: [email protected] Pagina Web: www.hotelcaribeanreal.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/hotelcaribeanreal/ www.latacunga.gob.ec Nombre: CLUB COTOPAXI – CAFÉ RESTAURANT Dirección: CALLE -
Centros De Vacunación Masivos a Nivel Nacional Sábado 3 Y Domingo 4 De Julio De 2021
Centros de Vacunación Masivos a Nivel Nacional Sábado 3 y Domingo 4 de julio de 2021 Nro. ZONA PROVINCIA CANTÓN CENTRO DE VACUNACIÓN MASIVOS (FIN DE SEMANA) DIRECCIÓN FECHAS CARACTERÍSTICAS 1 1 SUCUMBIOS SHUSHUFINDI UNIDAD EDUCATIVA 11 DE JULIO AVENIDA NAPO 1 SHUARAS Y 10 DE AGOSTO 03 y 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación UNIDAD EDUCATIVA FISCO-MISIONAL CATÓLICA ELOY ALFARO, ENTRE 28 DE MAYO Y JUAN PÍO 2 1 ESMERALDAS ELOY ALFARO 03 y 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación PAULO VI MONTÚFAR 3 1 ESMERALDAS ELOY ALFARO COLISEO BORBON HUMBERTO OBANDO Y CONCEPCIÓN 03 y 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación AV. 6 DE DICIEMBRE JUNTO A LA IGLESIA 4 1 ESMERALDAS QUININDÉ UNIDAD EDUCATIVA JUAN XXIII 03 y 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación SAGRADO CORAZÓN 5 1 ESMERALDAS QUININDE UNIDAD EDUCATIVA LA UNIÓN CALLE PRINCIPAL LA UNIÓN 03 y 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación 6 1 IMBABURA ANTONIO ANTE FÁBRICA IMBABURA CALLE ABDON CALDERON Y 12 DE MARZO 03 y 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación 7 1 IMBABURA OTAVALO UNIVERSIDAD DE OTAVALO CIUDADELA IOA 03 y 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación UNIDAD EDUCATIVA REPÚBLICA DEL ECUADOR - 8 1 IMBABURA OTAVALO CALLE SUCRE Y NEPTALI ORDÓÑEZ 03 y 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación COLISEO 9 1 IMBABURA COTACACHI UNIDAD EDUCATIVA MANUELA CAÑIZARES PEDRO MONCAYO S/N. 03 y 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación 10 1 CARCHI TULCÁN UNIDAD EDUCATIVA BOLÍVAR CALLE SUCRE Y ARGENTINA 03 y 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación UNIDAD EDUCATIVA CESAR ANTONIO 11 1 CARCHI TULCÁN CALLE JUAN MONTALVO Y EL ORO 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación MOSQUERA 12 1 CARCHI EL ÁNGEL UNIDAD EDUCATIVA EL ÁNGEL JOSE BENIGNO GRIJALVA 03 y 04 de julio Lugar de vacunación UNIDAD EDUCATIVA CARLOS MARTÍNEZ 13 1 CARCHI MIRA AV. -
Registro Oficial Distritos Y Circuitos
Año III - Nº 290 Quito, lunes 28 de mayo del 2012 SECRETARIA NACIONAL DE PLANIFICACIÓN Y DESARROLLO SUMARIO Págs. FUNCIÓN EJECUTIVA Acuerda: 557-2012 Confórmanse 140 distritos administrativos de planificación, así como 1134 circuitos administra tivos de planificación, a nivel nacional, para la gestión de las entidades y organismos que confor man la Función Ejecutiva, de acuerdo al nivel de desconcentración establecido en su respectiva matriz de competencias, modelo de gestión y estatuto orgánico .......................................................... 2 569-2012 Expídese el Reglamento de desconcentración administrativa, financiera y jurídica ............................. 37 570-2012 Expídese la norma técnica de cumplimiento obligatorio previo a la creación de empresas públicas de la Función Ejecutiva ................................. 42 576-2012 Desígnase a las ciudadanas y ciudadanos para que en nombre y representación de esta Secretaría, actúen como delegado/a principal y delegado/a alterno/a, respectivamente, ante los consejos sectoriales .................................................................... 46 577-2012 Desígnase a las ciudadanas y ciudadanos para que en nombre y representación de la Secretaría, actúen como delegado/a principal y delegado/a alterno/a, respectivamente, ante los directorios de las empresas públicas................................................... 47 Documento con posibles errores, digitalizado de la publicación original. Favor verificar con imagen. No imprima este documento a menos que sea absolutamente -
ZONA-DE-PLANIFICACION-6.Pdf
ZONA DE PLANIFICACIÓN 6 Nombre de obra Estado de la obra Provincia Cantón AMPLIACIÓN DE LA AV. ORDÓÑEZ LAZO DETENIDO AZUAY CUENCA CARRETERA GUALACEO LIMÓN EN EJECUCIÓN AZUAY CUENCA CARRETERA SIGSIG - MATANGA - GUALAQUIZA (INCLUYE PASO MORONA DETENIDO GUALAQUIZA LATERAL) SANTIAGO CDS TIPO A ABDÓN CALDERÓN (ADECENTAMIENTO CONTRATO DETENIDO AZUAY SANTA ISABEL COTO-CZS6-002-2018) CDS TIPO A ASUNCIÓN (ADECENTAMIENTO CONTRATO COTO- DETENIDO AZUAY SANTA ISABEL CZS6-002-2018) CDS TIPO A BELLA RICA (ADECENTAMIENTO CONTRATO COTO- CAMILO PONCE DETENIDO AZUAY CZS6-001-2018) ENRÍQUEZ CDS TIPO A CHOROCOPTE (REPOTENCIACIÓN CONTRATO 0009- DETENIDO CAÑAR CAÑAR CZ1S-2018) CDS TIPO A CUMBE (ADECENTAMIENTO CONTRATO COTO- DETENIDO AZUAY CUENCA CZS6-002-2018) CDS TIPO A HUAMBI (ADECENTAMIENTO CONTRATO COTO- MORONA DETENIDO SUCÚA CZS6-0004-2018) SANTIAGO CDS TIPO A JADAN (ADECENTAMIENTO CONTRATO COTO-CZS6- DETENIDO AZUAY CHORDELEG 001-2018) CDS TIPO A NUEVA TARQUI (ADECENTAMIENTO CONTRATO MORONA DETENIDO GUALAQUIZA COTO-CZS6-0004-2018) SANTIAGO CDS TIPO A SAN JUAN (ADECENTAMIENTO CONTRATO COTO- DETENIDO AZUAY CHORDELEG CZS6-001-2018) CDS TIPO A SUSCAL (REPOTENCIACIÓN CONTRATO 0009-CZ1S- DETENIDO CAÑAR SUSCAL 2018) CDS TIPO A ZHUMIRAL (ADECENTAMIENTO CONTRATO COTO- CAMILO PONCE DETENIDO AZUAY CZS6-001-2018) ENRÍQUEZ EJECUCIÓN DE ACTIVIDADES CONTEMPLADAS EN EL PLAN DE EN EJECUCIÓN AZUAY PAUTE MANEJO AMBIENTAL DEL PROCESO DE ESTABILIZACIÓN F.M CALDERON EN EJECUCIÓN AZUAY CUENCA HIDROELÉCTRICA MAZAR DUDAS (SAN ANTONIO) DETENIDO CAÑAR CAÑAR IMPLEMENTACION DE LA -
Tourism, the Economy, Population Growth, and Conservation in Galapagos
Tourism, the Economy, Population Growth, and Conservation in Galapagos Bruce Epler CHARLES DARWIN FOUNDATION Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador Revised and Updated in September 2007 Tourism, the Economy, Population Growth, and Conservation in Galapagos ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The author is particularly indebted to Susana Cardenas who, in addition to providing general guidance and logistical support, oversaw the distribution and collection of surveys and data entry. Johanna Castañeda assisted in distributing surveys to tourists waiting to depart the airport on Baltra and data entry. Liz Llerena assisted in data entry and interviews with hotel owners on Santa Cruz. Jairo Alvarado circulated surveys in the airport on San Cristóbal. Paulina Buenaño, Carmen Nicolade, and Delsy Jaramillo assisted with surveys and interviews with hotels on Santa Cruz, San Cristóbal, and Isabela. Graham Watkins, Executive Director of the Charles Darwin Foundation (CDF), oversaw the study, provided numerous and relevant data files and studies, and submitted comments that improved the study. Johannah Barry, President of the Galapagos Conservancy, contributed data and insight into tourists’ and industry donations. Roslyn Cameron shared her knowledge about tour vessels, tourists, and fundraising. Craig MacFarland added information on the early years of the CDF, the development of the tourism industry, and ongoing and evolving issues and concerns. Oscar Aguirre, of the Galapagos Chamber of Tourism (CAPTURGAL), generously supplied summaries of survey information collected over several years. Edwin Naula, Head of the Galapagos National Park Service’s Tourism Unit, and Daniel Silva provided useful data compiled by the Park Service. Eliecer Cruz, of the World Wildlife Fund, provided insight into immigration, industry trends, and changes occurring in populated areas.