Bioparc Valencia Cuts Carbon Footprint by 70% and Strengthens Climate Commitment

The zoo has implemented various measures to reduce its environmental impact, including energy-efficient lighting and waste reduction.

The Bioparc Valencia zoo in Spain has reported a 70% reduction in its carbon footprint since 2019, thanks to various initiatives aimed at reducing its environmental impact. The zoo has implemented energy-efficient lighting, reduced waste, and optimized its water consumption. These efforts have also contributed to a 30% decrease in energy consumption.

The zoo's digital twin, developed in collaboration with the University of Valencia, has played a crucial role in monitoring and optimizing its operations. The digital twin allows zoo staff to simulate different scenarios, predict energy consumption, and identify areas for improvement.

The zoo's commitment to sustainability has earned it several awards, including the European Commission's Green Award. Bioparc Valencia's success serves as a model for other zoos and institutions looking to reduce their environmental impact.