Seabed cleanup on the South Coast of Tenerife
Not all waste that ends up in the sea returns to land. Plastics, fishing gear, metal objects, glass, ceramic fragments, textiles and paper are the most abundant materials in these ocean dumps. It is not known how long it takes for plastics to decompose on the seabed because, due to low temperatures and lack of light, their degradation is slower than in surface waters.
Tree planting with Reforesta
Planting native trees is essential to preserve forests in Spain, reduce our carbon footprint and thus fight climate change.
Purchase of composting machines for urban gardens in schools
Composting in schools is a way to address the values of teamwork and respect for the environment, among others. It is also the ideal excuse to learn the natural cycle of organic matter in a practical way as well as to apply other educational curricular aspects.
