Considering the state of things and the protests we are seeing cropping up around the world (London, Berlln, Tenerife), over-tourism is the hot word of the minute, but what does it reallly mean?Over-tourism refers to the phenomenon where excessive numbers of tourists visit a destination, leading to negative impacts on the environment, infrastructure, traffic congestion, […]
Tenerife, known for its stunning beaches and lush landscapes, is also home to a hidden gem – Finca La Calabacera, an eco farm located in the west of the island, close to Playa San Juan. We recently had the privilege of touring this remarkable place and were truly inspired by their dedication to ecological farming
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Last Saturday, we teamed up with Tenerife Horse Rescue and Cactus Coliving & Coworking for an incredible event: the Mini March. It was a fantastic day filled with purpose and passion as we walked to raise funds and awareness for Tenerife Horse Rescue. Starting from Playa de Ajabo in Callao Salvaje, we set off on
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The warm and welcoming climate of the Canary Islands attracts yearly more than 13 Million sun-seeking travelers from around the world, offering beach-days and sunshine all year round. However, beneath the sun-soaked surface, there’s an environmental threat lurking that demands our immediate attention – harmful sunscreen. This seemingly innocent product, designed to protect our skin
At Canary Green, we always love a good party. Last Friday, we even had two occasions to celebrate: Christmas is coming soon, so there was a need for a proper Christmas party! Moreover, our beloved Sustainable Destinations Manager, Selina Bonilla, is sadly leaving us, so we needed to send her off in a proper way.
On the past Sunday, the 3rd of December, the Canary Green Team had the honor of taking part in the annual Walk for Life – Carrera por la Vida – here in the south of Tenerife. The Walk for Life is an event organized by the ‘Fundación Canaria Carrera por la Vida,’ which was started
Why is the Plátano de Canarias PGI so important for the local economy in the Canary Islands? What exactly is a ‘Protected Geographical Indication,’ or PGI, and how does it assist local farmers on the islands? How does the European School Scheme for fruit and vegetables fit into this topic? These are all questions discussed
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On Thursday, 28th of September, we held the first brainstorming session for our upcoming Ocean Clean Up Project that we want to focus on next year. We were very excited to start this project and were more than happy to see interested participants from different fields of profession and interest. Special thanks to our three
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In our little village of Callao Salvaje, Tenerife, a diverse group of 28 young professionals from across Europe came together for a transformative experience. Two weeks ago, Canary Green hosted the Erasmus+ Training Course titled “Embrace the Change: Storytelling in the Digital Age” to equip youth workers and young entrepreneurs with effective social media strategies
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Tenerife, with its stunning coastline and year-round warm weather, is a paradise for surf enthusiasts from around the world. Among the many surf schools on the island, one stands out for its unique approach and the genuine passion of its instructor, Michal. Tilegit Surf Class in Tenerife offers an unforgettable experience that not only teaches
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