In the environment tag you will find all the articles dedicated to the environment on Fuerteventura (or Lanzarote)
What shouldn’t you do on Fuerteventura?That’s not so easy to answer.I’ll try anyway. 1. Don’t pollute the beaches It’s important to keep the beaches clean. Everything we leave on the beach ends up in the ocean.It’s then eaten by the fish and ends up back on our tables.On Fuerteventura, there are many volunteers and associations…
The protection and preservation of the Canarian Houbara is a crucial task that requires immediate attention and concerted efforts from various stakeholders. The unique subspecies, Chlamydotis undulata fuertaventurae, is specific to the eastern Canary Islands of Fuerteventura, Lobos, Lanzarote, and Graciosa.~It possesses distinct characteristics, differing from its North African counterpart in size, back markings, and…
The sighting of two hammerhead sharks in the Playa Blanca area of Puerto del Rosario on Sunday March 17th certainly caused a stir among locals and visitors alike. The reported presence of these sharks around 11:00 in the Parador area, about 200 meters from the shore, prompted the authorities to take precautionary measures, initially giving…
Cofete is perhaps one of the most exciting places I have set foot in Fuerteventura.I have written a thousand articles about Cofete: the road to get there, the Christmas day I spent here, this one and I don’t know how many others I will write but, every time I return to Fuerteventura, I feel the…
The coastal road, known as FV-2, provides access to Sotavento beach from various parts. From September 2011, this area is part of of a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) within the Natura 2000 network. The purpose of this network is to safeguard the long-term survival of endangered species and natural habitats in Europe, thereby mitigating…
To tell and explain the biodiversity of Fuerteventura well, we went to search among the guides and documents of the municipality of Pajara, the municipality of the island where much of the natural beauty of the island reigns.This document, written by Stephan Scholz and Cesar-Javier Palacios, biologist and geographer respectively from the University of La…
The V Fuerteventura Environmental Film Festival aims to be a space to educate, entertain and raise awareness of environmental problems.To achieve this, audiovisuals are combined as a communication tool and language. This fifth edition of the Exhibition aims to grow by broadening the audience, increasing the number of works to be screened, new screening venues,…
A group of people who participated in the whale observation activity, organized by the Biosphere Reserve and led by the Society for the Study of Cetaceans of the Canary Archipelago (SECAC), had the fortune and joy of observing several specimens of dolphins right in the ocean waters between Fuerteventura and Lanzarote. The first sighting involved…
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