Update to Hunting Regulations on Lanzarote

Summary of New Regulations

The Hunting Department of Lanzarote’s Island Council issued a correction to its earlier regulation on hunting and training grounds.

The update clarifies the number of hunting dogs allowed per hunter and group:

• Instead of two dogs per hunter, a maximum of four dogs is now permitted for a single hunter.
• For two hunters working together, the limit increases to six dogs.
• Groups of three hunters can have up to eight dogs.

These rules apply specifically to designated training areas such as Rincón del Mudo, Juan Bello, and Volcán de Dolores.

Purpose of the Update

This correction streamlines hunting regulations, ensuring safer and more organized hunting practices on the island.

It reflects ongoing efforts by local authorities to manage hunting activities effectively amidst concerns about wildlife conservation and public safety.

Legal Procedures and Impact

The bulletin also details the legal procedures for residents or interested parties to challenge or appeal this regulation.

Given the importance of hunting policies to local traditions and wildlife management, these adjustments could impact:

• Hunting schedules
• Hunting practices

in Lanzarote, especially for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts on the island.