Actions in favor of animals

Dozens of wild animals wounded, sick and orphansreceived special attention from Pan American Conservation Association (APPC)who has been in this job for 18 years.

After these years of work, they started a campaign to create the APPC Wildlife Conservation and Learning Center called “Panama Nature Center”.

The project will be developed in cooperation with City of Knowledge Foundation and with technical support from the Busch Gardens Conservation Fund, the Indianapolis Zoo, the Ron Magill Conservation Endowment, and the American Humane Association.

While the design of the center developed architects Panamanians Mario Tiniacos and Luis Carballeda, and Graphic Designer Andy García from 4toestudio.

For this reason, they carry out a urban cocktail for promotion and dissemination “Panamá Nature Center”, which will be held on Wednesday, March 13, 2024, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in building 108 of the City of Knowledge.

He will participate in the event national and international special guests including Dr. Rob Shumaker, President & CEO of the Indianapolis Zoo.

Néstor Correa, president of the APPC, pointed out that “since 2005, the APPC has rescued, rehabilitated and released more than six thousand wild animals back into their natural habitats, contributing to the improvement of the genetic diversity of vulnerable, threatened and endangered species. threatened with extinction, and if we manage to create this Center, we know it will have a great impact and help for wildlife of many species.”‘

The Pan American Conservation Association (APPC) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization that has been working to protect wildlife for over 18 years.

Center

The project consists of the construction of a Natural history center on the foundations of the City of Knowledge focused on preservation fauna and promote your own learning through the education of children, adolescents and adults of all nationalities.

The center will be dedicated innovation, research, education and wildlife conservation endangered and in danger.

The place will have basic facilities, educational and recreational areas, areas for investigation and conservation faunasurrounded by nature and only a few minutes from Panama City.

In addition, it will offer new opportunities for scientific research, healthy recreation for Panamanians and foreigners, and great benefits for the community. economy offering a new tourist offer in Panama.

Those interested can purchase their tickets via www.appcpanama.org