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Several time a week, the Association organize
 educative visit for the Congolese school of Kinshasa 
as well as conference for different associations 
(universities, academics, religious ...)

The guided and educative visits 
are completely free of charge.

With the help of pedagogic supports (book, movies, posters ...) and supervise by scientific members of the A.A.C, the visit give the opportunity to see a wild animal which is even very difficult to see and observe in his natural habitat.
The A.A.C is help be a local independent tour operator which pick up the children at school. The children come with their teacher. One or two classes together come to watch the bonobo in liberty. They can see a movie and ask question to the staff.

Those visits give us the opportunity to teach the children the importance of their environment patrimony. Their enthusiasm are our  best reward.

mbo, crispin & les enfants
les enfants devant la TV

The school visits are given in French or Lingala depending on the teachers' preferences.

Educational tools like posters, flyers, documentaries ...  are used to capture the attention and arouse the curiosity of the children.

Drawing contests on environment themes are frequently organized between schools.

Poster qui l'a découvert ?   Poster qui est-il ?   Poster org.sociale

Here in Congo, children rarely have  the possibility to go on field trips with their classes.

We welcome students from any school in Kinshasa. The visits are free of charge.

School visits usually last a whole morning.

At  9h
The bus (which is not ours) pick up students and teachers at their school.

The number vary from 50 to 80 children. 

10h
Arrival at the Nursery Sanctuary.
10h-10h40
Observation of the bonobos during feeding time.

The children can see the bonobo evoluated in a natural habitat, the forest.

With the help of pedagogic supports and a member of A.A.C, the children receive explanation on the behavior, the social organization, the origins ... of the bonobos

10h50- 11h20
In the education room, the students will watch a documentary on the life of bonobos.
11h20-12h
Dialogs and debate between the staff and the visitors, giving the opportunity to spread  conservation messages.

The questions find answers in a nice and animated atmosphere which give to the student the opportunity to get personally implicate in the Environment protection.

Around 12h
The bus take back the students to school.