Titlebook: Island Ecosystems; Challenges to Sustai Stephen J. Walsh,Carlos F. Mena,Juan Pablo Mu?oz P Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Understanding the Impacts of a Natural Disaster: Evidence from the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunamionset gradual changes and from rapid-onset events that are often large-scale and more intense. These pressures affect the health and resources of those exposed to them, but at present our knowledge of which outcomes are affected, the magnitude of the effects, and their longevity is limited.

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Unravelling the Interactions Between Endemic and Invasive Plant Species in the Galapagos Islandsand genetics of these invasive species is essential to understand their interactions with native and endemic flora, and to alleviate the negative effects of these invasions. In one of our studies, it was found that that the most likely origin of the invasive tomatillo in Galapagos is the central reg

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Galapagos Petrels Conservation Helps Transition Towards a Sustainable Future, and adults, destruction of nests from livestock trampling, and habitat lost to agricultural conversion and introduced plants. These are not recent threats, but long-term problems in all the islands where they nest.?Our project aims to implement strategies to enhance the protection of petrel nestin

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Social Issues in the Galapagos Islands: A Participatory and Exploratory Studyvironment. Prosperity entails ensuring that all human beings can enjoy prosperous and fulfilling lives and that economic, social, and technological progress occurs in harmony with nature (SDGs 7–11). The third element, planet, centers on protecting the planet from environmental degradation, includin

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Unravelling the Interactions Between Endemic and Invasive Plant Species in the Galapagos Islandsive invasive plants in the Galapagos Islands, displacing and outcompeting its endemic relative, the guayabillo, for resources and space. There is also the possibility of hybridization of guava with its endemic relative, which could lead to the fast extinction of the latter. However, this hybridizati

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