Elda receives 3,000 euros to improve its municipal gardens

The grant from the Provincial Council of Alicante will be used for training, advice, and maintenance of these spaces for community, learning, and sustainability.

Generic image of a municipal garden with gardening tools and vegetation, under warm sunlight.
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Generic image of a municipal garden with gardening tools and vegetation, under warm sunlight.

The Provincial Council of Alicante has awarded a grant of 3,000 euros to the Department of Environment of the Elda City Council to boost municipal gardens.

These funds will be allocated to reinforce the necessary actions to ensure the good condition of the facilities and provide users with resources and support. The grant will finance various activities related to training, advice, and maintenance of the spaces.
Municipal gardens are conceived as meeting points to foster contact with nature, learning about agricultural practices, and developing habits linked to sustainability and environmental respect.
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"The gardens are much more than places to cultivate. They are spaces for coexistence, learning, and environmental awareness that allow citizens to engage with more sustainable practices and knowledge of our surroundings."

Cristina Rodríguez · Elda's Councilor for the Environment
The Councilor for the Environment, Cristina Rodríguez, has highlighted the importance of continuing to support these municipal spaces. She stated that the grant will allow for ongoing improvements to the gardens' operation, both through training and advice for users and through the maintenance of facilities, which are intended to become a benchmark for participation and sustainability in the city.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Elda (13/10/2026)