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Bonadea II Diomedea Tenerife: Your Sustainable Adventure Awaits You

⚠️ Please note: permit status changes over time. Before booking, check our updated list of legally registered boats at our website. Joining Bonadea II Diomedea for a whale watching tour in Tenerife, is an incredible experience you will not forget, combining science, sustainability and adventure in one to explore these beautiful creatures. Tours are kept to […]

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Canary Green: Sustainable Beach Clean-Ups at Playa Los Enojados: Celebrating Día de Canarias

Beach clean-up for May happend on a very special day. Día de Canarias is much more than a public holiday. Celebrated every year on 30th May, it is a day dedicated to the history, identity, culture and traditions of the Canary Islands, a moment for communities across the archipelago to come together, reflect on their

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The Canary Islands Have a Limit. So Why Are We Still Ignoring It?

The Canary Islands are facing a critical turning point. Canary Green recently sat down for a long-form podcast interview alongside José Manuel Sanabria, Deputy Minister for Tourism and Employment of the Canarian government, on over-tourism, housing, and the political decisions shaping the future of these islands. Here’s what came out of that conversation. The Protests

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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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