Pablo has always been passionate about wildlife and the great outdoors.  After studying biology and natural sciences at the University of Guayaquil, he came to the Galapagos Islands as part a 6 month volunteer program for the Charles Darwin Research Station and Galapagos National Park.  As he worked with the Giant Tortoise Breeding Center of Isabella Island, his interest in outdoor activities and conservation grew and led him to another project that he would devote the next 8 years of his life to.  He continued with the Charles Darwin Research Station working in education, communication and participation of the local community.  This experience further strengthened his passion for the islands, the human aspect and impact, and for Isabella Island in particular where he has lived since 1998.  "In May 2006, I left the station and started to work as a guide in Sierra Negra Volcano sharing with curious visitors my experience and love for nature."  Pablo continues to guide today and lives on the island of Isabella.  He's well known for his infectious enthusiasm and easygoing manner.  You'll learn, you'll laugh and you will have an incredible experience with Pablo leading the way.