The Water We Share: Understanding Tenerife’s Water Situation – A Guide for Visitors and Locals.

The Invisible Thread Welcome to Tenerife. You’re most likely here for the sun, the volcanoes, and the endless blue ocean. It’s easy to forget that beneath this paradise, there is a secret struggle happening every single day. It’s about the water. This might be hidden away but for locals it’s a well-known and ever-growing problem.

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Bodegas Monje: Experiencing Sustainable Wine Culture in Tenerife

During our time exploring Tenerife, we visited Bodegas Monje, located in the north of the island near El Sauzal. This family-run winery, with roots dating back to the 18th century, combines traditional winemaking with modern techniques, all shaped by Tenerife’s unique volcanic landscape.   We didn’t just come here for wine — it was the

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Canary Green team delivering a sustainability presentation to a large audience with digital interaction.

Canary Green: Experiencing Sustainable Education in Tenerife

Sustainable education in Tenerife is a core mission for us, and as part of our work in South Tenerife, we recently delivered a sustainability-focused educational session at Colegio Internacional Costa Adeje. Organised as part of Canary Green initiatives, the session aimed to introduce younger generations to the importance of protecting the natural environment and making

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Canary Green: Sustainable Beach Clean-Ups in San Juan

On March 28, Canary Green hosted a community Beach Clean-Up in Playa San Juan, bringing together volunteers, local partners, and environmental advocates. As an organisation focused on sustainability and community-driven action, Canary Green creates initiatives that actively protect the island’s coastline while connecting people through meaningful experiences. The clean-up brought together over 60 participants who

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