Nature
Knowledge pills about the history, culture and nature of the Canary Islands
Aeonium and Adaptive Radiation: The Remarkable Evolution of Veroles in the Canary Islands
The Aeonium genus, locally known as veroles, showcases how the unique environment of the Canary Islands has driven extraordinary plant diversification through adaptive radiation.
The Role of the Sea of Clouds in Shaping Canary Islands Ecosystems
The sea of clouds is a key phenomenon that shapes the distribution and richness of ecosystems in the Canary Islands, influencing both flora and fauna.
The Endemic Flora of the Canary Islands: A Unique and Threatened Treasure
The Canary Islands are home to over 500 endemic plant species, many of which are endangered. Discover what makes this natural heritage so special and the challenges it faces.
The Arguineguín Pine Forest: A Living Witness to Gran Canaria's Forest History
The relic pine forest of Arguineguín in Gran Canaria is a unique example of the resilience and ancient diversity of Canarian forests, reflecting the impact of climate, volcanism, and human activity.
The Last Laurisilva Forests of Gran Canaria: A Natural Treasure at Risk
Gran Canaria's laurisilva forests, relics of a prehistoric era, survive in small remnants like Los Tilos de Moya, facing ongoing threats and conservation challenges.
The Dragon Tree: Myth, Science, and Symbol of Tenerife
The Dragon Tree, botanical symbol of Tenerife, is one of the Canary Islands’ most iconic plants, blending myth, history, and environmental importance.