I am sure they have schools, dabs.

This, however is an opportunity to introduce youngsters who WANT to learn to a school curriculum.

DjF, it might take 6 years and 22 days before you decide you want more to do than sitting in a rocking chair, or not. I like working at Habitat for Humanity, because I believe that the cause benefits children, immediately, in their education and futures, so I'll continue that work when I am home. I can't sit still, for too long.

However, the population on The Galapagos is a fusion of both biosphere and social considerations. Education in political ecology, ecological anthropology and environmental ethics, is important to the future of population to understand how they can continue to live with their surroundings.

Yes, tourism is huge, but if you wanted to go visit anyway, well, I'd like to stay a little longer, and try to help. I think living a minimalist lifestyle on a volcanic island in the Pacific, might be a good thing. I've got nothing against snorkeling and diving.

No iphones, probably.