Wolf Islands are a group of small, uninhabited islands located in the Pacific Ocean, part of the Galápagos Islands archipelago. They are known for their unique ecosystems and diverse wildlife, including various species of birds and marine life. The islands are a protected area, contributing to the conservation efforts of the Galápagos National Park. The islands are named after the Wolf family, who were early explorers in the region. Wolf Islands are primarily visited by researchers and conservationists, as they provide valuable insights into the natural history and biodiversity of the Galápagos ecosystem.