Tenerife's Bold Initiative to Revitalize Areas Devastated by 2023 Fires

On Wednesday, the Governing Council of the Cabildo de Tenerife sanctioned a financial allocation aimed at the reforestation of the woodland area impacted by the significant blaze in the Montes de Arafo and Candelaria that occurred between August and November 2023.

Tenerife’s Bold Initiative to Revitalize Areas Devastated by 2023 Fires

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