Galápagos: A Natural History Guide Seventh Edition By: Pierre Constant
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Since its creation in 1968, the Gal+pagos National Park has been considered by UNESCO as one of the jewels of the planet. Long regarded as a mysterious and desolate archipelago, this wildlife paradise is a true showcase of evolution in action. In recent years, the newly developed Marine Reserve fulfills the ultimate purpose of the National Park Service+protection and conservation of the region, following decades of abuse by illegal fishing.
This guide describes the rich human history, the geology and origin of the islands, the "El Ni¬o" phenomenon, the amazing natural history, villages and visitors' sites, and provides insights into the regions' fascinating residents+sea birds, endemic land birds, prehistoric reptiles, playful sea lions, and the incomparably enchanting underwater world.