Nurses from Lanzarote celebrate World Drowning Prevention Day
Health Area Professionals from Lanzarote Participate in Drowning Prevention Workshops to Raise Awareness Among Children and Families About Risks in Aquatic Environments
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The XIII Solidarity Gin-Tonic Contest obtains a successful participation
The Society House of Fear was filled with creativity and generosity to support the association Calor y Café that helped people and families in vulnerable situations.
NASA reveals the true shape of the Earth
It is not a perfect sphere, Earth is an irregular geoid shaped by gravity
Attendees rate Lava Live Festival with a 9.5 and 98.8% assure they will return.
The satisfaction survey conducted among 400 attendees reflects an improvement compared to 2025 and places the organization as the best-rated aspect of the event.
Alert declared for high temperatures in all of the Canary Islands due to the arrival of the heatwave
The Directorate General of Emergencies has indicated that this heatwave will have "an initially greater impact" on the eastern islands
A single shelter to take refuge from the heat: Lanzarote's challenge in the face of the climate emergency
Heat waves are increasingly intense and climate forecasts estimate that the planet's temperature will continue to rise, while Lanzarote is left behind and without spaces to protect the population from the heat for free.
Canalink begins laying the Gran Canaria-Fuerteventura-Lanzarote submarine data cable
This is an investment of 34 million euros, of which 23 are financed by the European Union through the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF Digital) program.
The Cabildo celebrates Dog Week with activities to promote animal welfare
The initiative seeks to promote responsible adoption, prevent abandonment, and reinforce coexistence between people and animals
First located in Canary Islands waters several specimens of antenna cod
The investigation also points out that the distribution of this species could be restricted to the Atlantic Ocean, contrary to the theory maintained until now that it inhabited the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans.
Lanzarote prepares for the first heatwave of the summer: temperatures of up to 39 degrees
To date, the islands have only experienced heat episodes, but now a prolonged period of high temperatures is forecast
The four occupants of the boat that ran aground in Mala were arrested for a smuggling offense
The four men were circulating with a vessel that did not comply with Spanish regulations, exceeding 150 kilowatts of power
The Orosa Mill increases dermatological consultations by 24.5 percent
The incorporation of two nursing consultations, one of them teledermatology, and the collaboration with Primary Care contribute to optimizing patient care and streamline specialized consultations
Five organizations ask to change the Rally and hunting calendar for protected species
The groups warn that both activities coincide with a critical period for the reproduction of the Canarian houbara bustard and the Saharan corredor and appeal to the precautionary principle
A pinch of the second prize of the National Lottery falls on Lanzarote
The ticket has been sold at the number 43.185 retailer on Nicolás Martín Cabrera street in the Lanzarote capital, it corresponded to number 44.322
Red flag at El Reducto after detecting a possible discharge of sewage at Punta del Camello
The City Council demands that the Water Consortium investigate the causes and perform analyses, while considering that the episode may be related to the breakdown of the sanitation network in Argana.
The dachshund craze also reaches Lanzarote: "I was obsessed with this breed"
Despite the rise of this breed, largely driven by social media, dachshunds present different health problems due to their physique, which causes them spinal problems and other illnesses.
Seismic activity increases in Tenerife: 1,600 earthquakes in two days
The earthquakes are located in the western area of Las Cañadas del Teide, at depths of between 10 and 15 kilometers, where this type of activity has been habitual in recent months
Lanzarote families denounce the "discrimination" between municipalities in the payment of PMR parking
The Association Mujeres Sin Sombra asks for the unification of fees for this type of parking that are intended for families in which a member has a physical condition or disability
The solar corona, the great protagonist that distinguishes a total eclipse from any other phenomenon
An IAC popularizer explains that the totality phase, visible only when the Moon completely hides the Sun, turns this phenomenon into a unique experience that will not be repeated on the Peninsula until 2053
The UNED donates school supplies for Sahrawi refugees in Tindouf
More than 80 school supplies, managed by 'La vida es Zuaina', will transform classrooms in Tinduf this September
New Line is reborn with three new vocalists and returns to the stage
The announcement comes just a few days after the four former members announced their new lineup
They warn of the "grave danger" of the provisional bus stop at Open Mall
From the Arrecife Bus Safety and Health Committee, they assure that the presence of taxis parking in double or triple rows "prevents buses from approaching the curb correctly, making it difficult for passengers to get on and off."
"La Graciosa" continues to be the World Cup song
Two other songs by the Canary Islander were played at the winners' celebration
Two million people took to the streets in Madrid to celebrate the triumph of the Spanish national team
The members of the national team completed a tour in an open-top bus that began in Moncloa and ended in Plaza de Cibeles
They discover that current Canarian goats are genetically identical to those of the aborigines
To reach these thesis conclusions, scientist Clara Díaz analyzed a total of 344 samples, which included teeth, bones, and horns, from 33 archaeological sites throughout the archipelago
Intermodality, the strategic axis of sustainable mobility in the Canary Islands
The II Conference, organized by Fundación Nos Movemos and Fundación Líneas Romero, brought together representatives from the Government of Spain, the Government of the Canary Islands, and the archipelago's main operators.
Insular Workers Denounce That Stabilization Has Turned Them into "Exiles"
Interim staff member with more than 20 years of service assures, in an open letter, that the process has meant a loss of rights, forced transfers to other islands, and "opaque, chaotic, and empathy-lacking" management
An anti-collision system avoided an incident between two planes near the Canary Islands
The controllers' union, SPICA, makes known an incident registered in the oceanic FIR of the Canary Islands and demands to reinforce the analysis of operational safety
How to act in front of an entangled turtle?
Returning them to the sea can cause them to be stranded again or death from untreated internal injuries
