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Puerto del Rosario will have 56 new protected houses.

[font=Roboto, sans-serif][size=small][color=#222222][font=Verdana, BlinkMacSystemFont, -apple-system,]In a statement issued by the Government of the [color=#fe040e]Canary Islands it is reported that the Ministry of Public Works, Transport and Housing, directed

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Three people arrested who performed santero rites using protected animal species.

Agents of the National Police, in a joint operation with officials of Customs Surveillance of the Tax Agency, have arrested three people, two men and a woman, as alleged perpetrators of the crimes of smuggling and against flora and fauna. These
people, allegedly, were responsible for the illegal introduction into Spanish territory of animals of protected species and their remains that, subseq

Noticias:

The fire in Tenerife causes more than 60 protected species to be affected.

The Cabezón de Añavingo, an endangered species, which only had two population centers in the world, is in danger.


The fire in Tenerife, which began on August 15 in Arafo, has affected 14,624 hectares, distributed in 12 municipalities. From the environmental point of view, the effect of fire on unique species in the Canary Islands has been "very important". This is explained by the general director o

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 (