Graham Watkins, chief of the Charles Darwin foundation which...

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Graham Watkins, chief of the Charles Darwin foundation which mainly focuses on the conservation of the Galapagos Islands, gestures during a press conference in Quito 26 June, 2007. The Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean have been put 26 June, 2007 on a list of endangered world heritage sites by UNESCO because of the growing pressure from tourism, the UN's culture organisation said. Situated 1,000 kilometres (625 miles) off the coast of Ecuador, the 19 islands have ...

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