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WHAT WOULD DARWIN THINK? Man vs. Nature in the Galapagos youth activism It is not only aToday Darwin would be surprised by the tourist mecca Galapagos has become; 200,000 visitors a year, 40,000 permanent residents. The impact on the most unique collection of endemic wildlife in the world has been heavy; too many people bringing too many of their ways (and invasive species) from the outside world threatening the future of this one of a kind place. What would Darwin think of how Galapagos has evolved in the twenty first century? After