Galapagos Islands is an archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, 972 km west of Ecuador, which consists of islands of volcanic origin. It is believed that the first island was formed 5-10 million years ago as a result of tectonic activity. The youngest of the islands - Isabela and Fernandina - still in its formative stages, the last volcanic eruption occurred in 2005.

Galapagos served as a starting point to create his theory of Charles Darwin "Origin of Species".

Galapagos is a mecca of ecotourism. On the islands and in coastal waters of the archipelago inhabited by a large number of unique species of animals and plants.

In the Galapagos is home to around 30 thousand people. At the present time because of the threat of overpopulation of the unique nature reserve to settle on the islands is virtually impossible.

This serie is devoted to investigation of the existence of a balance between man and nature, to break that, given the small size of islands, is very easy