Staff from Bali Safari Park went on a study tour to zoos in Australia in 2012. Woko and Adis, staff members from Bali, learned about animal care by observing keepers at Monarto Zoo and Adelaide Zoo. They helped with enrichment activities for primates, cleaned exhibits, and prepared food. Woko and Adis were fascinated by the many animals they had never seen before, like bongos and bison. They enjoyed learning about the jobs of different zoo staff. The trip provided an unforgettable experience and memories for Woko and Adis.

1. Bali Safari staff go on a study tour to Australia 2012

2. Staff at Monarto Zoo
having a morning
briefing; enjoying a cup
of hot coffee on a chilly
morning, deciding who‟s
going to look after Woko
and Adis.
Learn more about the
animals directly from
the keepers! Time for
a „Keeper Talk!‟
“ Meet the Cheetah”

3. Let‟s hop on the safari
to feel the real
adventure in Africa!
Education Program in Monarto Zoo.
How to be a zookeeper: Rule #1: don‟t
be afraid to get dirty! The students are
cleaning the Mongolian horse exhibit

4. ENRICHMENT
Adis worked with the
keeper to hide the jam,
sauce and honey in
the mound for chimps
enrichment!
A good way to recycle unused tyres:
LET THE APES PLAY WITH THEM !
Did you know an adult chimp is around 7
times stronger than a human?

5. Woko learns
about the
mechanical side
of zoo keeping
Australian native
animals are
Woko‟s favorites,
such as wallaby
and wombat

6. Monarto zoo has around 15
giraffes! The keepers can
identify them from their
different skin patterns. That‟s
a lot of pattern to remember!
The huge Monarto Zoo has many
animals Woko and Adis have
never seen before, one of them is
the very rare Eastern Bongo from
Africa & Bison

7. Zookeeping 101 – feed, clean and enrich!
Woko and Adis cleaned
Puspa‟s bedroom and
put extra blanket for
her. She‟s a female
Sumatran Orangutan in
Adelaide Zoo.
Woko and Jodie
Ellen, the primate
keeper, preparing
food and cakes for
all primates in
Adelaide zoo

8. Adis really wants to
take this cute
Koala home to Bali
Woko has never seen
such a huge tortoise
before. He‟s so amazed
with this giant tortoise

9. Primates like to play with their food, at
Adelaide Zoo, Woko and Adis prepared
enrichment for primates by taping dried
fruits on the magazines and hiding
some popcorn and sultana in the boxes
for the them to find.

10. Adis saw how the students
were really excited to learn
about wildlife & especially
about Orangutan habitat.
Angela , the educator was
explaining the threats that
Orangutans face in the
wild today.
Another education
program that makes Adis
really excited was about
Awareness Career Day, in
this class some zoo staff
•The students get a
talked about their job
sneak peek to see
experience in the zoo. The
what‟s going on
class was led by John, one
behind the scenes
of education officer in
of the Orangutan,
Adelaide zoo.
Sun Bear and Giraffe

11. See you again South
Australia! We truly
Woko and Adis
enjoyed the
enjoy our visit there
life in SA! The and hope to return
freezing
weather, new
to SA again
friends and someday!
western food.
THANK YOU for the
unforgettable
memories!
These two lovely
dogs surely
When they miss didn‟t want Adis
Indonesia, they can still to leave them.
enjoy the super yummy They gave Adis a
Indomie when other very special
foods fail to please their present and
taste buds! memories