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The Arch used to look like this However, this is how it looks now as released by Ecuador's Ministry of Environment and Water The Darwin Arch, a natural rock in the Ecuadorean Province of Galapagos, has collapsed due to “natural erosion,” the Ministry of the Environment and Water reported late on Monday. “We inform that today, May 17, the collapse of the Darwin Arch was reported, the attractive natural bridge located less than a kilometer from the main island Darwin, the northernmost island of the # Galapagos archipelago. This event would ...

The Hollywood actor and environmentalist announced that his conservation charity Re: wild will focus on restoring endangered wildlife populations in the Galapagos Islands, an Ecuadorian volcanic archipelago. The islands, which lie about 950 kilometres west of Ecuador in the Pacific Ocean, are known as one of the world's most biodiverse destinations Leonardo DiCaprio has pledged $43 million to support conservation in the Galapagos Islands. Unsplash Re: wild says that, to make changes, "we don't need to reinvent the planet, we just need to rewild it". The hefty donation will go towards brin...

The iconic Darwin Arch in the Galapagos Islands collapses into the sea | Environmental News The Ecuadorian Ministry of Environment said the collapse was the result of natural erosion. Ecuadorian environmental officials said that Darwin Arch is a famous natural rock formation in the Galapagos Islands that collapsed into the sea due to erosion. Photos posted on social media by the Ecuadorian Ministry of Environment show that the rubble on the top of the vault has collapsed into the ocean, and the two supporting pillars are still standing. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs wrote in Spanish on its ...

See How This Famed Arch in the Galapagos Looks Now After Collapsing Into the Ocean Alison Fox © Provided by Travel + Leisure Reinhard Dirscherlullstein bild via Getty Images A famous arch in the Galapagos collapsed this week likely because of natural erosion, Ecuador's Ministry of the Environment and Water announced. The collapse of the top of the arch, known as the Darwin Arch, was reported on Monday, the ministry tweeted. The arch stood less than one kilometer from the island of Darwin — the northernmost island in the Galapagos. "Darwin's Arch is made of natural stone ...