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The ULL's Journal of Canarian History publishes its 208th issue with nine articles

The University of La Laguna's Publications Service has recently published issue number 208 of the Journal of…

A thesis from the ULL reveals that current goats are genetically identical to those brought by the aboriginal people.

What do the goats that live on the islands today have in common with those that accompanied the ancient inhabitants…

The Canary Islands, a land of small businesses

Its role is strategic for sustainable development, the economic revitalization of rural areas, and the promotion of employment…

The last lesson of experience

Although today, fortunately, we associate the term emeritus with the purely academic sphere, originally emeritus professors did not…

Celia Morales, in Adeje: “The profile of the bully, the bullied, and school bullying has changed.”

One of the social problems related to the underage population that most worries citizens is…

Astronomy-related tourism activities in the Canary Islands attract 600,000 visitors each year.

The Canary Islands tourism sector has spent many years exploring ways to diversify its offerings, introducing new experiences that add value…

IMPACT reconstructs 12,000 years of climate history of southern Tenerife to improve future predictions

The Malpaís de Rasca Special Nature Reserve, in southern Tenerife, has become a veritable archive…

Zapata: “The corridor between the historic center of Adeje and La Enramada Beach is one of the most important in the Canary Islands”

Vicente Zapata Hernández, professor in the Human Geography department at the University of La Laguna, coordinated today, Monday…

The University of La Laguna contributes to the design of the future productivity analysis system for the Canary Islands

The headquarters of the Presidency of the Government of the Canary Islands in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria hosted on July 1st…

Cat colonies in Tenerife reduce populations of Tenerife lizards and their body size

Colonies of cats, Felis catus, are reducing the populations and body size of the Tenerife lizard, Gallotia galloti, in…


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