Torrevieja will participate in Earth Hour on Saturday, March twenty-second, by turning off public lighting in five notable plazas. The plazas included in this initiative are Plaza de la Constitución, Plaza Miguel Hernández, Plaza del Centro Cultural Virgen del Carmen, Plaza de Oriente, and Plaza de Encarnación Puchol de La Mata. The lights will be switched off from eight thirty to nine thirty in the evening.

The initiative is part of a global effort led by the World Wildlife Fund for Nature, aiming to raise awareness about climate change and environmental respect. Concha Sala, the Councillor for Public Lighting, has confirmed that this display demonstrates Torrevieja’s commitment to supporting such a crucial environmental cause.

Since its inception in Sydney, Australia, in two thousand seven, Earth Hour has garnered participation from millions of individuals, cities, and organisations worldwide every year. By taking part in this global movement, Torrevieja joins countless others in the fight for a sustainable future.

For more information, you can visit the official Earth Hour website at www.horadelplaneta.es.