Fuerteventura Allows Training Camps for Hunting Dogs for 2026 Season
Published: July 15, 2026|environment-and-sustainability|Gobierno de Canarias
Fuerteventura's Hunting Grounds Authorization
Overview
Fuerteventura's local government has officially authorized the opening of training grounds for hunting dogs for the upcoming 2026 hunting season.
This move aims to provide designated spaces for training while safeguarding protected natural areas and archaeological sites.
Approved Locations and Conditions
- Locations include:
- Coto de Los Camachos
- Guerepe
- Río Cabras
- Parque Holandés
- Strict conditions are imposed to avoid disturbing:
- Flora
- Fauna
- Cultural heritage
Activities and Regulations
- Activities are limited to specific dates, days, and hours:
- Mainly Tuesdays, Thursdays, weekends, and public holidays
- Always during daylight hours
- Each hunter can bring up to four dogs.
- Dogs must be:
- Properly identified
- Vaccinated
- Prohibitions include:
- Capturing any wildlife
- Disturbing archaeological sites
- Penalties are in place for violations.
Objectives and Future Plans
- Balances hunting traditions with conservation efforts.
- Ensures public safety and environmental protection.
- Allows for future adjustments based on:
- Environmental concerns
- Safety concerns
Commitment and Heritage Preservation
- Emphasizes the authorities' commitment to:
- Sustainable hunting practices
- Resource preservation
- The authorization promotes:
- Responsible hunting
- Preservation of Fuerteventura’s rich natural and cultural heritage for residents and visitors alike.