Article in El Pais today. 
No.12 is Playa Jarugo in Fuerteventura (headed in the article as being in Puerto del Rosario!) but is correctly described within the writeup as being accessed through Tindaya.

link to article in El Pais

From RTVAC:


The City Council of Pájara proceeds to the withdrawal of the "Monoliths" and the "Corralitos" in various beaches of the Municipality.


The new municipal corporation decides to carry out the dismantling of the famous monoliths and the corralitos that can be seen in several points of our coasts and that both affect the environment.

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The practice of raising mounds, or "rock stacking" as it is known in English, not only su

from RTVAC:

The guarded beaches of La Oliva overcome the high season with 72 interventions and 14 rescues from the Rescue and Lifeguard Service.
A score of troops ensures the safety of thousands of visitors in the Great Beaches of Corralejo and El Cotillo, who visited the mayor of La Oliva and the councilor of Playas

The special rescue and rescue device enabled from the City Council of La Oliva during the last three months has been settled, one more year, without drowning on the beaches u

A few pictures taken whilst out and about. Lots of jellyfish at the naturist lagoons, only one seen on surfers beach (not sure if they are stingers?). An abundance of seaweed at the lagoons.

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The Department of Environment and Beaches of Pájara analyze the cause of the crushing of crustaceans in the municipality.
Pending the result of the report, municipal workers proceeded to clean the affected beaches

The City Council of Pájara, through the areas of Environment and Beaches, directed by Rodrigo Berdullas and Raimundo Dacosta, respectively, is analyzing the cause that caused the stranding of thousands of shrimp on different beaches of the municipality.

The reasons that have c

10 beaches on Fuerteventura have Blue Flag status this year.

By Municipality:

La Oliva

Corralejo Viejo
Grandes Playas
La Concha

Pajara

Butihondo
Costa Calma
El Matorral
Morro Jable

Puerto del Rosario

Playa Blanca
Los Pozos
Puerto Lajas

From Diario:

Executed works to improve access to the coast of Costa Calma

• The Consistory will allocate about 50,000 euros to install and reform wooden walkways and stairs on several beaches in the municipality
  

[color=#302a1f][size=small][color=#1a1a1a][font=Roboto, Arial]The City Council of Pájara, through the Department

Radio Sintonia:

[size=small][font=Verdana, BlinkMacSystemFont, -apple-system,]The Ministry of Health [color=#fe040e]of the Government of the Canary Islands reports the obtaining of 58 Blue Flag awards in the 2022 edition. Of these, 54 correspond to beaches and four to marinas. In the Canary Islands, the Blue Flag initiative is managed with the collaboration of the Ministry of Health, through the General Director