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A significant number of seagulls, swifts, kestrels, etc. also entered the Municipal Shelter and, with the collaboration of the municipal biologist, were transferred to the "Santa Faz" Wildlife Recovery Center in Alicante.

The mayor of Torrevieja, Eduardo Dolón, highlights “the importance of being trained and prepared to guarantee the well-being of marine animals”

The Department of Pest Control highlights the commitment to sustainable solutions integrated into the Biodiversity Promotion Plan

The Alto de la Casilla Urban Park is consolidating its position as a space designed for family leisure, reinforcing its character as a meeting point and a landmark for children within the municipality. From different points, and especially from the viewpoint, you can contemplate the Torrevieja salt lagoon, the La Mata salt lagoon and the Mediterranean Sea.

The parish priest of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, José Antonio Gea, will travel to the Municipal Shelter to bless the dogs and cats of the center.

The motion presented by the Popular Party has been supported by councilors from the PSOE, VOX, and Sueña Torrevieja.

The mayor has reported that all the accommodation facilities (habitats) are finished, so this week all the animals from the current shelter will be moved to this new area.

The service will be provided 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

The Red Cross and Civil Protection have informed CECOPAL that a total of 23 homeless people (16 men and 7 women) were transferred last night to the "Tavi and Carmona" Sports Pavilion, where they are currently staying and are being cared for at all times by volunteers from Alimentos Solidarios.

The choice of Torrevieja as the location for the release of these turtles responds to the principle of philopatry, by which adult females return decades later to the same area where they were born to lay their eggs.

The contracts correspond to the implementation of the low-emission zone, with a value of 1,775,210 euros, and the execution of the connection of bicycle lanes with the low-emission zone and safe school routes, which is put out to tender for 1,245,603 euros.

AGAMED has detected a downward trend in the last year in both the number of blockages and the amount of non-biodegradable waste collected in the sewage system.

The turtle carries a satellite transmitter that will allow its route to be known in real time and expand knowledge about the biology of the species.