Canary Green

03/06/2026

✅✅ Canary Green remove more than 500kg of waste during Las Galletas beach clean-up
♻️ The day brought together residents and volunteers with the shared goal of protecting the coastline and raising awareness about marine pollution…
https://www.canarianweekly.com/posts/Canary-Green-remove-more-than-500kg-of-waste-during-Las-Galletas-beach-clean-up

30/05/2026

🌍♻️ What an incredible Día de Canarias beach cleanup today at Playa Enojados, Las Galletas! 🇮🇨💚

A huge thank you to everyone who joined on such a hot day and brought such amazing energy and community spirit with them. Over 50 people attended and together we collected more than 500kg of rubbish from the coastline. 🙌🌊

Special thanks to Clara and the Ayuntamiento de Arona for sponsoring the absolutely delicious paella 🥘, to Wanda, Hanna and all the Voluntarios Costa del Silencio for turning out in force and bringing such positive vibes, to Oasis FM for helping promote the event, and to our amazing sponsor 🍻 — a cold beer after a beach cleanup is always appreciated!

https://www.canarygreen.org/canary-green-beach-clean-up-playa-los-enojados/

Today was a perfect example of community, teamwork and people coming together to protect the beautiful Canary Islands. 💙💛

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28/05/2026

LAST REMINDER: BEACH CLEAN-UP THIS SATURDAY ♻️

Join us on 30 May from 10:00–12:00 at Playa Los Enojados, Las Galletas to help clean and protect our coastline 💚

📍 Meeting point: Red Cross
🥘 Paella & 🍺 beer are organised for all volunteers after the clean-up
🧤 Gloves, bags, water & materials are all provided

Let’s finish this month doing something good for Tenerife 🌍

🎟️ Register here before spots fill up (LINK IN BIO!): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1981586829550?aff=oddtdtcreator

Join us for a fun day cleaning up Playa Los Enojados - let's make our beach sparkle together!

16/05/2026

We can all make a difference! Small habits become a huge problem at scale.

Using more water than necessary. Washing towels every day. Buying endless plastic bottles. Wet wipes ending up in the ocean.

One tourist doing it doesn’t seem like much.

But when millions of people do the same thing every year, the impact becomes impossible to ignore.

This is another clip from the recent episode featuring John Beckley from Canary Green, talking about tourism, sustainability and the future of the Canary Islands.

🎙️ Want the full podcast links? Comment “podcast” below and we’ll send them to you in DM.

13/05/2026

ISO 14001

ISO 14001 is an international standard for Environmental Management Systems. It applies to any type of organisation — not just tourism — and focuses on how environmental impacts are identified, managed, and monitored.

Important to note: it is not a tourism-specific label and does not assess whether a business is “sustainable.” Swipe for a full breakdown of what the standard covers and what it doesn’t. 🌿

ISO 14001 certified businesses in the Canary Islands are on our map — see on our website.

For informational purposes only. Canary Green does not endorse any certification scheme. Information is based on each scheme’s publicly available criteria.

12/05/2026

“We don’t even have to use the word sustainability anymore. It’s actually just common sense.”

🌍 Traffic. Housing problems. Plastic on beaches. Sewage in the ocean.

At some point, sustainability stops being a trendy buzzword and becomes a very real conversation about how we want places like Tenerife to look in 10 or 20 years.

This clip is from one of the two podcasts featuring John Beckley from Canary Green. In this one, together with , he talks about tourism, local communities and the future of the Canary Islands.

🎙️ If you’d like the full podcast links, comment “podcast” below and we’ll send them to you in DM.

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11/05/2026

SICTED

SICTED is a Spanish destination quality programme administered by SETUR. It operates at destination level — a town or island joins first, then individual businesses can participate voluntarily.

It is primarily a quality programme, not an environmental certification. It covers visitor experience, service standards, and accessibility — not ecological performance. Swipe to see what the accreditation does and doesn’t cover. 🌿

SICTED-accredited businesses in the Canary Islands are on our map — see our website.

For informational purposes only. Canary Green does not endorse any certification scheme. Information is based on each scheme’s publicly available criteria.