Photo by Sofìa Green
Photo by Sofìa Green
Joining the International Consortium
Why Join the Consortium?
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Research and Education
Access the world-renowned Galapagos Science Center on San Cristobal Island, as well as research opportunities on mainland Ecuador, across South America, and in the Pacific Ocean.
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Practical Support
Overcome international hurdles and navigate operational logistics in Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands with the Consortium’s expertise and connections.
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Expanded Reach
Share your findings with a global audience with the help of our communications team.
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Global impact
Collaborate with partners to develop solutions for challenged ecosystems worldwide.
Consortium Member Benefits
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Consortium Member Benefits
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All Consortium partners also receive the following:
Administrative and research support
- Administrative support for research and travel permits
- Access to laboratories, lab coordinators, and Project Scientists
- Use of laboratory equipment and supplies
- Access to conference room, community room, office(s), and internet
- Equipment, supply, and sample storage
- Staff assistance with additional project activities in the laboratories
- Staff assistance on field outings (cost per day)
Broader Impacts
- Provide input on Center initiatives through regular member meetings
- Participation in GSC working groups
- Serve as a Guest Editor and/or chapter author of the Galapagos Book Series with Springer-Nature
- Participation in the Annual Galapagos Research and Conservation Symposium