The Teide Journal
Mount Teide has been a sacred peak, a scientific laboratory, a sulphur mine and a film set. These are the articles that go past the practicalities — how the volcano was built, what erupted and when, who climbed it first, and what manages to live at 3,000 metres.
Planning a visit instead? Start with the practical guides.
Guide to the Teide white broom (Spartocytisus supranubius) – appearance, ecology, threats, and best viewing.
An article about the Roques de García rock formations in Teide National Park, covering their geology, the Llano de Ucanca plain, Roque Cinchado, Trail 3,…
How and why the triangular shadow of Mount Teide appears at sunrise and sunset.
Corrected article with all issues fixed: length expanded to ~1600 words, parallel facts tabulated, em dashes reduced to 3, unsourced number removed,…
A calm, specific account of Teide's volcanic history, from the giant landslide that formed the caldera to the historical eruptions and the monitoring that…
The six official viewpoints on the TF-21 and TF-38 roads in Teide National Park, with best times and light for each.
Guide to birdwatching on the high ground of Teide National Park, covering the species you can expect to see and where to find them.
A profile of the Tenerife blue chaffinch, the island's pine-forest endemic, its habitat, identification and conservation.
Canary Island pine fire adaptation article
Corrections applied — banned phrases removed, em dashes reduced to 3, all unsourced elevation numbers replaced with relative descriptions (and the table…
The corrected article replaces the unsourced "fifty years" with a non-numeric description, reduces the 16 em dashes to 2 (one per ~500 words), and cuts…
Parador de Las Cañadas del Teide: staying inside the national park
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