Law · Sustainable Tourism · ART AND CULTURE · Women & Youth Empowerment
ProtectingGalapagos,Empowering People.
Law, sustainable tourism, art and international cooperation to build a future where conservation and human development go hand in hand.
“When women strengthen their voice, then the family, the local economy, and the protection of the territory are all strengthened at once.”
Joselyn Nicole Franco Ocaña, professional in International Relations and Tourism, and trained in the performing arts. Born in Ecuador, resident of Galapagos— one of the most biodiverse territories on the planet — she works at the intersection of environmental law, responsible tourism, and sociocultural leadership to protect a place that humanizes people from around the world.
Galápagos
Connecting environmental law, sustainable tourism, and international cooperation to protect one of the world's most extraordinary living territories.
Women and Youth
Empowering women and youth with tools, information, and opportunities to lead, undertake, and defend their rights within their communities.
Art & Culture
Using art, music, and culture as instruments of humanization — guiding young people toward a sustainable future rooted in identity and belonging.
Galápagos · Ecuador
Galapagos can be an example for the entire world: a beautiful place that not only protects unique species, but also inspires through its art, its music, its culture, and a committed community to building a sustainable future where all living beings can live in harmony.
Let's build something meaningful together.
Whether you're seeking a collaborator for conservation, a speaker on sustainable tourism and law, or a partner in empowering women and youth — I'd love to connect.