The only Galápagos island where no invasive species have ever survived
Deep in the western reaches of the Galápagos archipelago lies Fernandina Island, a volcanic wilderness that defies every assumption about conservation in the modern world. While tourism floods Santa Cruz and development creeps across Isabela, this 642-square-kilometer sanctuary maintains a distinction no other island on Earth can claim. After decades of documenting pristine ecosystems worldwide, … Lire plus