Curtis receives two Flowers of Honor for improving its green spaces

The Curtis City Council was awarded at the Vilas en Flor Galicia gala for its commitment to nature and the enhancement of its green areas.

Generic image of well-maintained green spaces with a commitment to nature.
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Generic image of well-maintained green spaces with a commitment to nature.

The Curtis City Council has been awarded two Flowers of Honor in this year's edition of the Vilas en Flor Galicia program, which recognizes municipal commitment to the improvement of green spaces.

The Councilor for the Environment, Iván Maques, collected the award at the gala held in Salceda de Caselas. Maques thanked the recognition and highlighted the municipality's "great natural heritage," "an asset that we must leverage and value".
Program technicians had visited various points in the municipality on October 16th to conduct their assessments.
The Vilas en Flor program is promoted in Galicia by the Juana de Vega Foundation, in collaboration with the Northwest Nursery Association (Asvinor) and the Galician Association of Gardening Companies (Agaexar). This edition also had the support of the Consellería de Medio Ambiente through the Instituto de Estudos do Territorio.
Based on information from the official source: Concello de Curtis (13/11/2026)