La Gomera bans bonfires and barbecues due to fire alert and heatwave
The Cabildo of La Gomera activates level 1 alert and bans bonfires, barbecues, and outdoor fires due to wildfire risk and heatwave.
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The Cabildo of La Gomera activates level 1 due to forest fire risk and high temperatures, banning fire and machinery use across the island.
The Cabildo of La Gomera activates level 1 alert and bans bonfires, barbecues, and outdoor fires due to wildfire risk and heatwave.
The illegal caravan settlement in El Jablito has grown from 20 units in 2017 to around 50, occupying 29,000 m² in a coastal area.
A study by the César Manrique Foundation labels the renewable model in Lanzarote as 'neoextractivist' and warns that 73.67% of ZAR land is agricultural protection.
The Cabildo of Gran Canaria advocates for the Strategic Plan of the Primary Sector to stop rural abandonment and ensure generational renewal.
The Offroad Community of Tenerife demands the preservation of two historic routes in Teide National Park, now excluded from the management plan.
A study by the César Manrique Foundation warns that wind energy in Lanzarote follows a neoextractivist model and calls for real citizen participation.
The IGN detects a swarm of 500 microseisms west of Las Cañadas del Teide, none felt by the population. The activity is similar to that of February 2026.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria activates wildfire alert from 08:00 this Sunday due to temperatures of up to 38 degrees and low humidity.
The Fuerteventura Cabildo and La Oliva Town Hall are promoting the declaration of the Bristol Salt Marsh as a Site of Scientific Interest.