Did you now that problems of environmental conservation in the Canary islands started before the european people landing? 


 Most of the people, when think in ancient or primitive "uncivilized" cultures of the past like the Guanches  (Tenerife´s aborigin folk) use to think that they lived in total harmony with the nature and that they didn´t damage it in any way,   respecting it totally,  


But nothing further from reality!!

These people inhabited the island during centuries, and for the begining  they changed forever  

without damage the fragile ecosystem of the island.

PROBLEMS WITH THIS ENTRY.

THE FIRST TIME THAT I,VE DO IT  I DIDN,T SAVE THE CHANGES, CORRECTLY, 
AND WHEN I NOTICED IT WAS TOO LATE. 

BUT DON´T WORRY, IN A FEW HOURS WILL BE FINISHED AND COMPLETE!!

THE FIRST ORIGINAL ENTRY WAS REMARABLY LONG AND COMPLETE, I WANT TO DO THIS ONE AT LEAST WITH THE SAME  LENGHT.

. Canary limpet 

. Canary quail (Coturnix gomerae) a fligtless quail.

. Tenerife giant lizard (Gallotia goliath or Gallotia maxima)

. Tenerife giant rat (and one more in Gran Canaria) (Canariomys bravoi)

.  2 different shearwaters:

"pardela del malpaís" () and "pardela del jable" (Without english common name)

. an unnamed storm petrel (Pterodroma sp.)

. Atlantic monk seal 

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