Galápagos Islands placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger

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The Committee added the archipelago to the danger list over invasive species, uncontrolled growth in tourism and residency, and overfishing. Ecuador responded with a package of migration, quarantine and fisheries measures. This is the danger list used as intended: as leverage on a willing State rather than as a prelude to deletion.

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Galapagos Islands removed from UN list of World Heritage sites in danger

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