by estivito3038@gmail.com | Mar 26, 2026 | Wildlife
The city council of Haría in the north of Lanzarote have aproved a project aimed at strengthening the protection and conservation of the Canary black bee. This is a native species and considered to have great value for the environment.Protecting the Canary black bee...
by estivito3038@gmail.com | Feb 17, 2026 | Wildlife
The Mirador del Rio and Famara Cliffs are not only breathtaking natural viewponts but also home to the islands birds of prey. This part of the island is ideal for spotting Kestrel, the elusive Barbary Falcon, and scavengers like the Egyptian Vulture as there is a high...
by Kathy | Feb 10, 2026 | About Lanzarote, Wildlife
Lanzarote is currently experiencing the after effects of more rain than normal and all around the island, the usual volcanic pieces of land are covered with lilac and yellow flowers. The areas close to Playa Quemada and Puerto Calero have become quite a new tourist...
by estivito3038@gmail.com | Feb 3, 2026 | Wildlife
The caves and lava tubes in the Canary Islands provide special living conditions to unique species of animals found in the world. The blind white albino crabs in Jameos are probably one of the most recognised but there are also a number of bats including one which is...
by Kathy | Apr 8, 2025 | About Lanzarote
Bees are essential for our ecosystem. They pollinate plants and contribute to the preservation of biodiversity. Without bees, many plants would no longer bear fruit and our food chain would be threatened. Klaus Guttenberger started organic beekeeping in Lanzarote...
