Kelly Hague

Since joining Galapagos Conservation Trust in May 2018, Kelly has been a vital conduit between the Trust’s supporters and the conservation projects on the ground.

Funding to support conservation efforts across Galapagos is essential, so Kelly takes great care in helping people see exactly where their support can make a difference. Having worked for numerous wildlife and environmental charities, she knows exactly what is at stake but also knows how best to help those who care to take action to help endangered habitats and wildlife.

Kelly became passionate about conservation after extensively travelling through Africa and Latin America during the nineties, when she had many memorable wildlife encounters but also witnessed the brutal reality of species declines and habitat destruction. She has now spent over 25 years helping fund environmental projects, through work with BirdLife International, Tree Aid, the Grasslands Trust and the South Georgia Heritage Trust.