Blue Carbon: Nature’s Hidden Power

Blue Carbon: Nature’s Hidden Power is scheduled for 10 October 2026 at the cinema at BIOPARC Valencia as part of Wild Oceans FilmFest, according to BIOPARC’s announcement. BIOPARC announces the screening at 17:00, with a supplement of €5 for the general public and €3 with Pase B!. Admission to the park on the same day is also required.

How do you book Blue Carbon tickets?

The film can only be booked online, after buying BIOPARC admission for that date. The activity’s official webpage links to the online ticket office to select the screening.

Pase B! holders use the dedicated link and enter their pass code. Cinema proceeds go towards Fundación BIOPARC’s conservation projects.

Running time, language and age label

The programme lists the film as +13 with a running time of 85 minutes. The screening is in English with Spanish subtitles and the cinema has limited capacity.

What Blue Carbon is about

Directed by Nicolas Brown, the documentary follows scientist and DJ Jayda G as she investigates coastal ecosystems that capture carbon. The journey features mangroves, salt marshes and seagrass meadows, combining environmental research with music.

Getting to BIOPARC and walking in the area

The address is Av. Pío Baroja, 3, 46015 València.

The park suggests walking through the former Turia riverbed towards Parque de Cabecera. To extend your walk, consult the guide to Valencia’s gardens and parks and the October events calendar.