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November 4th, 2011


As many as 2,000 hammerhead, Galápagos and silky sharks were slaughtered for their fins at Malpelo Island, one of the jewels of the Eastern Pacific.


October 5th, 2011


A new collaboration between world expert Dr. Tierney Thys (www.oceansunfish.org) and Migramar researchers based in Galapagos highlights the importance of key sites for the ocean sunfish Mola mola.

August 15th, 2011


Under the leadership and supervision of the Galapagos National Park Service, in July, the Galapagos Migramar groups teamed up with Jonathan Green, naturalist, guide and photographer, and long term collaborator with Migramar, to begin an exciting new project focused on the world’s largest fish and its migratory patterns in the Eastern Tropical Pacific


Our work: marine research projects

We are taking a variety of approaches in order to build a clear picture as to how the shark, turtle and other pelagic populations of the Eastern Tropical Pacific are distributed in terms of abundance, space and time.






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Research methods

How do you tag a shark? How do you know where it's been? Find out about what it takes to study pelagic species.

Slideshow: shark tagging

Follow us on shark tagging trips to Galapagos.