Isla Verde: Vegetation Zones of the Canary Islands
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🌿 Green Island: Vegetation Zones of the Canary Islands 🌿 The Casa de la Cultura in #Arucas is hosting the educational exhibition “Green Island”, a photographic display dedicated to the different vegetation zones of the Canary Islands and to the extraordinary natural richness of our Archipelago. 📸 The photographs on display are the work of Marco Martín, who, through his gaze, brings the diversity of landscapes, ecosystems and species that make up the Canary Islands’ natural heritage closer to the public. The exhibition is curated by La Vinca Ecologistas en Acción and is part of the programme of activities for World Environment Day, an initiative aimed at promoting knowledge, conservation and respect for our surroundings. 📍 Casa de la Cultura de Arucas 📅 From 8 to 30 June 2026 An opportunity to discover and appreciate the beauty of the natural areas of the Canary Islands. The Councillor for the Environment, José María González Lorenzo, invites the public to visit the exhibition. #arucasmedioambiente
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