Noise Map – Galápagos
The first official acoustic monitoring tool for Santa Cruz and
Baltra, designed to evaluate how traffic and urban activity affect
biodiversity and quality of life.
Project:
Objective & Impact
The Noise Map provides a scientific and legal basis to manage noise pollution in Galápagos. It identifies main sources of acoustic impact and supports authorities in creating effective regulations for biodiversity protection.
Identifies sensitive areas affected by human activity.
Supports authorities
in enforcing
environmental
regulations.
Raises awareness about
the relationship between
noise, people, and wildlife.
Our impact goes beyond data: we are building a culture of acoustic
conservation that positions Galápagos as a global reference.
Methodology (CadnaA & ISO 17025)
Advances & Results
Our progress so far:
Field measurements completed in Puerto Ayora and Baltra.
Data processed with CadnaA acoustic models.
Community talks and awareness campaigns launched to share preliminary findings.
Downloads
Maps & Reports
We make our work available to the public because transparency is key:
Noise Maps (PDF + interactive formats).
Technical reports with certified data.
Educational guides for schools and local institutions.
