WATCH: Twisted group of hikers push injured boar off cliff edge in Spain
THIS is the sickening moment a group of hikers in Spain pushed a boar off a cliff edge. Guardia Civil have made a public appeal
Parasite-ridden baby dolphin rescued from shores of Marbella
A BABY dolphin has been rescued from Marbella beach. Biologists from the Aula del Mar in Malaga rescued the mammal from the shores in Marbella
Malaga to be home to Andalucia’s third National Park, government announces
MALAGA province will be home to Andalucia’s third National Park. The Sierra de las Nieves, in Malaga, will join Sevilla’s Doñana and the Sierra Nevada
Malaga manhunt underway for sick killer of endangered Spanish Ibex
GUARDIA Civil have appealed to the public for information after discovering a murdered Spanish Ibex. ¿Conoces al ?? que ha matado de un disparo a
Only 10% of Malaga dogs register on dog poo DNA database as Benalmadena and Estepona eye up initiative
ONLY 10% of Malaga’s dogs have been registered on the new DNA database. Just a few weeks after the voluntary deadline to register ended on
‘HEAT ISLAND’: Spain to be among the worst affected as scientists reveal world is on track to heat by 3C
CLIMATE change scientists now project that the global temperature will increase by 3.2C by 2100. Until now, global efforts such as the Paris climate agreement
Malaga ‘floaters’ are 90% air and water and sea water is of ‘excellent quality’, new study finds
YOU may have noticed patches of a brown substance floating in the sea off the coast of Malaga this year and mistaken the creamy-like product
British insurance company to pay part of €1.8 billion in damages to Spain government for disastrous 2002 oil spill
A SPANISH court has ordered a British insurance firm to cough up part of €1.8 billion in damages to the Spanish government. The A Coruña
High hopes for 2020 closure of Mallorca’s most polluting power station
ALCUDIA’S Murterar centre, the most polluting power station in Mallorca, is up for debate in Madrid, with local governments hoping for its closure. The coal
Thousands of olives planted by Mallorcan scientists to discover the best strain
SCIENTISTS from Mallorca university UIB are joining forces with engineers to determine the best strain of olive. Researches want to create an olive that can
Tourist tax set aside for the urgent conservation of the posidonia plant
A HUGE chunk of money from the controversial tourist tax is to be spent on replenishing the Balearics’ underwater posidonia plant. Around one million euros
Shock as resident finds dead boar while walking along the beach in Almunecar
They quickly alerted the Guardia Civil and local police who sent a cleaner to retrieve the boar.Â
Government spends fortune on new treatment plant in Almeria
The small towns of Bajo Andarax and El Bobar will have new plant to help cater for the growing population of Almeria and help solve
Spain is not doing enough to combat climate change as globe reaches ‘point of no return’
It currently ranks at 21st out of the 28 countries of Europe in its policies to combat climate change.
Remorseless Spanish fishermen refuse to acknowledge Gibraltarian waters as they continue to fish
A SPANISH fisherman was unrepentant today about fishing illegally in British waters. He and two other fishing captains from the Puerto de La Atunara port
IN PHOTOS: Snow covers northern Spain as temperatures fall below 1C and orange alerts issued for Balearics
SNOW has begun to fall across northern Spain as temperatures have reached as a low as 0.2C. Asturias and Leon got the brunt of the
Junta backtracks on major mining plans in protected region near Merida
Junta says the plans were a necessary part of the area’s petition for protected status and they expected no company to come forward.
ON-THE-UP: Residential homes are filling the skies as property market grows in Spain
More properties are being completed now than any other time since the crash totalling 33,085 residential homes.
Earthquake rocks Andalucia: Residents report feeling tremors across the region
THE emergency services received dozens of calls from concerned Malagueños after an earthquake struck the Alboran Sea yesterday evening. The quake was recorded at 6.19pm
Massive amount of fires across Spain were the result of arsonists, new figures reveal
The Guardia Civil has investigated 387 fires across Spain, 53 fires of which were caused by negligent behaviour.
Four earthquakes in 48 hours in Gulf of Cadiz
AN earthquake of magnitude 2.6 on the Richter scale has been recorded in the Gulf of Cadiz this morning. The quake struck at 12.10am but
Breaking misconceptions: Monkeys don’t eat bananas
The sugar in bananas can end up giving monkeys health problems like diabetes.
Dead dolphins found off Spain’s southern coast ‘had Alzheimer’s’
The study reveals that dolphins were found to have the same protein clusters found in Alzheimer patients.
Andalucian reservoir levels have SHARPLY decreased since last year
New statistics reveal reservoir stocks have decreased from 48% to 36% since this time last year.
Regional government’s mining plans threaten Sierra de la Utrera’s protected status
Controversial plans to mine for precious metals in the northern part of the park have come under scrutiny.
Andalucia gets its first batch of SNOW as temperatures reach -2C
ANDALUCIA has received its first snow of the year. Sierra Nevada ski resort, in Granada, woke up to sheets of white yesterday after a day