ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A sprawling new addition to the Albuquerque zoo is taking a giant step forward. Visitors will still have to wait more than a year to see the finished Australia Exhibit here, but officials say the zoo is looking to spend more than half a million dollars just on the artwork to help bring it to life. "Guests at the BioPark will be able to be totally immersed in Australia," BioPark Guest Experience Manager Allyson Zahm said.
Pending approval from the city council, Boomalli Consulting would get the contract to design and create murals, like one at the zoo entrance, and indigenous artifacts like boomerangs, musical instruments, and vessels for the exhibit, to teach BioPark visitors about Australia's Aboriginal culture. "We want to be sure we're true to the people of Australia: their culture, their amazing connection with the animals on their land," Zahm said.
February 19, 2021 at 07:29AM
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