This led to a discussion of how much cruelty was involved in animal husbandry and in hunting and poaching of wild animals. The students were also keen to learn more about environmental issues, especially those around Dar es Salaam. Dr. Goodall had long wanted to share her knowledge and concerns with children - and here, at last, was her opportunity. The 16 students went back to their respective schools with the task of forming clubs with other interested young people. The organization that began with one group of students in East Africa has grown to over 1,000 registered groups in 50 countries throughout the world.
Breakfast is usually a piece of bread and a cup of coffee.
From my house on the beach I can get to the chimps wherever they are. Un-nesting them means that you clamber to where you left them the night before, sit beneath the nest and wait for movement. They'll get up slowly one after the other, sit for a while, then wander off and start to feed. My favorite day is spent following a mother and her family until evening. I don't bother with lunch when I'm out.