Tell us about how that started and what they do there.

So the Charles Darwin Foundation, it beginning 1959 too, a little bit around the same time as the National Park too, but they begin I think in the purpose of thinking about what's happening in the islands, what's going on with nature, with the biodiversity around here.

And right now they are doing a lot of research programs, which is the main thing that they are gonna do.

The foundation, they do raise some money, and we have a lot of scientifics that are from Galapagos, from Ecuador, and of course from all over the world that they come to research in a lot of different topics with plants, invertebrates, marine life, uh, the health of the tortoises, for example, birds like blue-footed boobies, frigatebirds, penguins.

So there are different topics that they are studying.

And the idea is that with all the bases that they get, this information, of course, is gonna be given to the National Park.

So National Park is going to be the entity in charge to do the decisions in order to do conservations too.

Of all the things about the Galapagos, what's the most misunderstood thing about the Galapagos, and what do you want people to know?