The Galápagos Islands needs tourism. Can herd immunity revive it?

The Galápagos Islands needs tourism. Can herd immunity revive it?
The World
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Cruise boats that used to take tourists around the islands now spend much of their time anchored at the main harbor in Puerto Ayora.
As a guide on the Galápagos Islands, Javier Cando used to spend his days taking visitors through windy trails teeming with iguanas, sea lions and blue-footed boobies.
But tourism on the islands collapsed when the pandemic broke out. And Cando now wakes up at 4 in the morning on most days to milk cows at the farm where he grew up on Santa Cruz Island. 

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