Lanzarote County Council Corrects Details on Dog Training Area Approvals
Published: July 14, 2025|environment-and-sustainability|Gobierno de Canarias
Lanzarote County Council Amends Dog Training Field Decision
Background
The Lanzarote County Council has amended its previous decision regarding dog training fields. Originally approved on July 1, 2025, the council corrected a procedural error and clarified specific restrictions.
Key Details of the Update
- Training activities can only be carried out in the Guatiza zone.
- The Costa Teguise zone is no longer authorized for such use.
Objectives of the Change
- To better protect local wildlife, especially bird species like the hubara.
- To minimize ecological impact by restricting activities to outside the breeding season, which spans from October to June.
Additional Regulations
- Rules to avoid disturbing archaeological and cultural sites, such as old buildings and artifacts.
- Ensuring a balance between outdoor recreation and heritage preservation.
Overall Goals
This decision underscores ongoing efforts to:
- Regulate land use responsibly.
- Respect Lanzarote’s unique ecological and archaeological landscape.
Implications for Residents and Visitors
It highlights a more cautious approach to outdoor training activities with a focus on:
- Environmental protection.
- Heritage safety.