And she basically started the Bonobo, BCBI, the Bonobo Conservation Program in Africa in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. And I think she’s still involved, but grew it up to the point where the Society went beyond the Society’s capability. I think World Wildlife Fund runs it now, but, yeah, that’s the most amazing project in my time at the zoo. So she started working in the Democratic Republic of the Congo just ’cause so little was known about bonobos in the wild. And I think she was there five years before she found her, she saw her first bonobo in the wild. But basically the Society hired park guards who would patrol the areas. And so they would patrol the area to keep out poachers and the rest, you know, they had no guns or anything like that. Became involved with a literacy program, taught the guards how to read and write and then started schools in the area.
