Embark on an adventure to explore the natural habitat of Galapagos birds up close.
North Seymour Island, named after the English nobleman Lord Hugh Seymour, was formed from a series of underwater lava rises along with Baltra (also called South Seymour) and the northeastern part of Santa Cruz, resulting in flat plateaus. In the early 1930s, members of the Hancock Expeditions relocated approximately 70 land iguanas from Baltra Island to North Seymour in order to provide better conditions for their survival, as the introduced goats were destroying Baltra’s habitat and contributing to its population decline.