108 deaths in the Canary Islands are directly attributed to the heat. In the past ten days alone, there have been 19 further deaths.
Climate change in the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands are facing extreme weather conditions with increasing frequency. Read all about climate change in the Canary Islands here.
The Canary Islands have increased the number of their flood-risk areas. Previously, eight zones were classified as at risk. There are now 27.
Forest fires are changing. Fewer such fires are expected in Spain and the Canary Islands. However, they are expected to be much more severe.
According to the Canary Islands' monitoring system, the summer has resulted in 85 heat-related deaths - most of them in August.
The Anaga Mountains are a place teeming with biodiversity. In conversation with an environmental expert, we explore what makes this region so fascinating.
Important links on climate change in the Canary Islands
Over the weekend in Puerto de la Cruz, there were discussions about environmental protection and waste prevention. Impressions from Environment Day in Tenerife.
Climate change in the Canary Islands
Periods of drought, heatwaves, aridity and forest fires: the Canary Islands are struggling with both extreme weather events and drought. Climate change is making itself felt on these islands in the Atlantic Ocean. On this page, you can find out everything there is to know about extreme weather and climate change in the Canary Islands.