Galapagos, World's End

A wry, wonderfully evocative account of a 1924 scientific expedition, including an excellent chapter on the human history of the Galapagos.

Voyage of the Beagle

The wide-eyed tale of a young man on a five-year voyage that changed his life. First published in 1839, it's still a marvelous introduction to the wildlife, nature and allure of South America.

Galapagos, A Natural History

Written with the curious visitor in mind, this comprehensive overview of the natural history of the islands is practically mandatory reading. It�s the single best introduction to the archipelago, its geology and climate, habitats, plants, birds, animals, ecology and evolution.

Galapagos Wildlife, A Visitor's Guide

A compact guide to birds, reptiles, insects, plants and marine life, featuring a very good selection of large color photographs. Separate chapters cover visitor sites, history, conservation and habitats.

Evolution's Workshop, God and Science on the Galapagos Islands

A vivid history of the Galapagos and the role of the islands as a crucible of evolutionary ideas, written by a Pulitzer Prize winner. Along with Darwin, it covers the discovery of the islands, the visits of Hancock and Beebe, the influence of the United States during WWII and the establishment of the national park.

Galapagos Islands Explorer Map

A detailed map of the Galap�gos archipelago for the traveler, including illustrated biographies of famous visitors, a map of Darwin's route and color photographs of plants and animals.