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12-06-2020, 12:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-06-2020, 12:05 PM by Captain Sensible.)
Plants will be available for residents to celebrate World Environment Day.
https://fuerteventurahoy.com/el-cabildo-...-ambiente/
A translation:
Applications will be made from June 15 to 21 through the web www.cabildofuer.es
Once the term has expired, the Ministry of the Environment will contact the applicant to collect the specimens
The Fuerteventura Town Council, through its Ministry of the Environment, Fight against Climate Change and Circular Economy and R + D + i, celebrates World Environment Day with the distribution of different species of flora among citizens. These are species that have been cultivated in the nursery of the Biological Station of La Oliva, with the aim of improving the vegetation cover and benefiting the natural environment of the Island.
The application and collection procedure will be adapted at all times to the hygiene and safety measures established by the crisis situation generated by the COVID-19.
Applications will be made from June 15 to 21 through the web www.cabildofuer.es (without the need for an electronic signature), in the applications-environment section, and a maximum of ten copies can be requested per application and person, always older of 18 years.
Once this period has ended, the staff of the Ministry of the Environment will be in contact with the applicant and will coordinate the collection of the copies until the stock is finished. The rigorous order of submission of applications will be followed at all times.
The collection place will be the Biological Station of La Oliva, located in Montaña de la Arena street, number 52, in La Oliva, always on the date and time assigned and following the rules of safety and hygiene (wear a mask, keep your distance of hygiene and hygiene of hands). The interested person must identify herself with her DNI or driving license.
To commemorate Environment Day, the Cabildo will deliver the following species: carob, seedling, drago, spice rack, Canarian incense, lavender, Canarian palm, common pear tree, broom, juniper, sweet tabaiba, white tajinaste, tedera and cruet.
With this initiative, the Island Corporation wants to raise awareness among citizens about the importance of flora in the natural environment of the Island.
https://fuerteventurahoy.com/el-cabildo-...-ambiente/
A translation:
Applications will be made from June 15 to 21 through the web www.cabildofuer.es
Once the term has expired, the Ministry of the Environment will contact the applicant to collect the specimens
The Fuerteventura Town Council, through its Ministry of the Environment, Fight against Climate Change and Circular Economy and R + D + i, celebrates World Environment Day with the distribution of different species of flora among citizens. These are species that have been cultivated in the nursery of the Biological Station of La Oliva, with the aim of improving the vegetation cover and benefiting the natural environment of the Island.
The application and collection procedure will be adapted at all times to the hygiene and safety measures established by the crisis situation generated by the COVID-19.
Applications will be made from June 15 to 21 through the web www.cabildofuer.es (without the need for an electronic signature), in the applications-environment section, and a maximum of ten copies can be requested per application and person, always older of 18 years.
Once this period has ended, the staff of the Ministry of the Environment will be in contact with the applicant and will coordinate the collection of the copies until the stock is finished. The rigorous order of submission of applications will be followed at all times.
The collection place will be the Biological Station of La Oliva, located in Montaña de la Arena street, number 52, in La Oliva, always on the date and time assigned and following the rules of safety and hygiene (wear a mask, keep your distance of hygiene and hygiene of hands). The interested person must identify herself with her DNI or driving license.
To commemorate Environment Day, the Cabildo will deliver the following species: carob, seedling, drago, spice rack, Canarian incense, lavender, Canarian palm, common pear tree, broom, juniper, sweet tabaiba, white tajinaste, tedera and cruet.
With this initiative, the Island Corporation wants to raise awareness among citizens about the importance of flora in the natural environment of the Island.
