Join us on a captivating field trip through Rwanda's rich history and stunning biodiversity. We will embark on a journey starting in Kigali, exploring the pre-colonial, colonial, and post-colonial eras, delving into the depths of Rwanda's past. Our first stop will be the poignant Belgian camp, a site where UN peacekeepers tragically lost their lives trying to protect the Prime Minister before the Genocide.



Continuing our expedition, we will visit the Kigali Genocide Memorial, a place of remembrance for over 250,000 victims. This somber yet vital experience sheds light on Rwanda's resilience and the importance of cherishing and learning from the past.



Why is this field trip unique? It offers a blend of historical insight, cultural understanding, and a deep dive into Rwanda's biodiversity. By immersing ourselves in these stories and landscapes, we gain a profound appreciation for the interconnectedness of history, nature, and conservation efforts.



This experience is not just a journey through time; it's a testament to Rwanda's commitment to preserving its natural heritage. By understanding the intricate relationship between history, culture, and biodiversity, we can actively contribute to conservation and sustainable practices in Rwanda.



As your guide, I bring a passion for storytelling, a deep respect for Rwanda's heritage, and a commitment to fostering awareness about the importance of biodiversity conservation. Together, let's embark on a transformative field trip that celebrates Rwanda's past, present, and future.