Family First Aid Workshop and Coastal Discovery
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Senderos en Familia resumes its program with new activities until the end of the year After the holiday break, the Senderos en Familia program resumes its activity with a new schedule from September to December, organized by the Department of the Environment of the City Council of Arucas, headed by Councillor Chewi González. The program includes four proposals to enjoy and learn as a family: 27 September: first-aid workshop on El Puertillo beach and activities to learn about the Arucas coastline. 24 and 25 October: stay at the Aula de la Naturaleza (Nature Classroom) of Lomo Jurgón. 21 November: tour of the Historic Centre of Arucas to discover its corners and heritage. 13 December: celebration of the Municipal Tree Day in Lomo Jurgón. The Department of the Environment encourages families to take part in these activities and to continue discovering together the natural, cultural and heritage values of Arucas. arucasmedioambiente🌳🌱🌳🌿🌳🍀🌳
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