from RTVAC: (the Google translation is not great in places, perhaps the Captain or someone else with good language skills could look at the original and see if he/they could improve it?)

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Radio Sintonia:

'Enjoy Fuerteventura with environmental awareness'

'Enjoy Fuerteventura with environmental awareness' is the new campaign launched by the Environmental Service.



The Cabildo de Fuerteventura, through the area of Environment and Hunting, directed by Carlos Rodríguez, has started an environmental awareness campaign aimed at all visitors who intend to know the island. Under the slogan "Enjoy Fuerteventura with environmental awareness", the initiative aims to promote res

Radio Sintonia:

Calderón Hondo has a new environmental information service.

The Department of Tourism and Environment of the City of La Oliva has launched a new environmental information service in the Calderón Hondo, aimed at ensuring that visitors can enjoy this exceptional natural environment in a responsible and respectful way.



With the aim of preserving the natural wealth of the area, a group of multilingual environmental guides has been deployed to assist and educate touris

Radio Sintonia:

Fuerteventura hosts the VIII International Meeting of Environmental Volunteering in the Canary Islands.

Fuerteventura hosts the VIII International Meeting of Environmental Volunteering in the Canary Islands. The Association of Volunteers to Help Nature of Fuerteventura (AVANFUER) has started the exciting VIII International Meeting of Environmental Volunteering in the Canary Islands. The event, which started on Thursday, August 24 and will run until Sunday 27, brings togethe

Radio Sintonia:

The conservation of habitats in the Canary Islands, the focus of the CAMA 2023 Environmental Conference.

The Cabildo of Fuerteventura, through the Ministry of the Environment, today began a new edition of the CAMA-Atlantic Conference on the Environment. Over three days, a total of fifteen environmental experts will give more than 25 hours of talks and activities, focusing this year on the conservation of the habitats of the Canary Islands. On the 2nd, 3rd and 4th, the Fuert

Radio Sintonia:

The conservation of habitats in the Canary Islands, the focus of the CAMA 2023 Environmental Conference.

The Cabildo of Fuerteventura, through the Ministry of the Environment, today began a new edition of the CAMA-Atlantic Conference on the Environment. Over three days, a total of fifteen environmental experts will give more than 25 hours of talks and activities, focusing this year on the conservation of the habitats of the Canary Islands. On the 2nd, 3rd and 4th, the Fuert

Radio Sintonia:

'La Oliva Environmental Attitude' seeks to raise awareness of the natural environment.

La Oliva renews its environmental signage to protect the environment and encourage recycling

In its efforts to move towards a more sustainable and respectful municipality, the City Council of La Oliva has completed a campaign to renovate and update its environmental signage. The objectives are, mainly, "to raise awareness to avoid practices that can cause damage to the natural environm

Environmental group demands immediate demolition of two RIU Hotels in Corralejo Dunes
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Environmental organisation Turcón Ecologistas en Acción has called for the immediate demolition of two hotels operated by the RIU hotel chain that are located within the protected natural area of the Corralejo Dunes in Fuerteventura.

The group denounces what it describes as the illegal and unjustified occupation of public coastal land, calling it an environmental assault.

The demand comes in t

Environmental concerns raised over jet ski circuit near protected waters in Fuerteventura
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A jet ski circuit in Caleta de Fuste has sparked environmental concerns after Spain’s Ministry for Ecological Transition warned of its potential threat to protected marine species, including bottlenose dolphins and loggerhead turtles, in the waters of Fuerteventura.

The circuit, operated by Gestión Puerto Castillo SL, lies just 700 metres from a designated Site of Community Importance (