It was the first time that Jane Goodall visited Valencia and she left much more than “Reasons for Hope.” This Sunday the exhibition on the career of this illustrious scientist who was impressed by the quality of the Valencian zoo closes, granting Bioparc the “highest rating.” Thousands of people have seen this exhibition in the main cities of Spain, which aims to spread the values of respect and love for nature.
Valencia, September 21, 2012. This weekend will be the last to be able to see, at Bioparc Valencia, the exhibition about the internationally award-winning Jane Goodall. Real images that reflect the most emotional moments of her momentous research on chimpanzees in Africa and her life's work dedicated to raising awareness about the need to live in harmony with nature. An authentic example of perseverance and hope.
On May 10, the BIOPARC Foundation organized a charity event to raise funds for the Jane Goodall Institute, which develops conservation projects all over the planet. The prominent 78-year-old British ethologist and primatologist arrived in our city for the first time and after touring Bioparc Valencia, she awarded her the “maximum rating” and added “It is impressive how well thought out the facilities are and the design that makes it possible to go from one habitat to another without seeing the rest of the people who are visiting the park.” The spectacular Bioparc Valencia Amphitheater was the setting where Dr. Jane Goodall shared her experience in front of more than 500 people and gave “Reasons for Hope,” alluding to the strength and enthusiasm of youth, the resilience of nature, intelligence and the indomitable human spirit..
In addition, now in September you can visit the exhibition located in the Bioparc Valencia cinema hall at a special price, taking advantage of the promotion “Escape!” with all weekend tickets at €13.
