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Director of the National Parks Institute of the Belgian Congo from 1935 to 1948, the author describes the steps undertaken at the beginning of the 20th century which led to the creation of the Institute in 1934. With the discovery of the Kivu mountain gorillas in 1902, hunters were the first to become interested in the Congo wildlife. But following the visit of the taxidermist Carl Akelei to Kivu in 1920 for the benefit of the National History Museum of New York and the appearance of his book "In Brightest Africa" in 1921, coupled with the visit of King Albert to Yellowstone National Park in the United States in 1919, the idea of creating a reproduction in the Congo of the American "National Park" took shape in Belgium and in 1925, the "Albert National Park" was created at Kivu. This was the first protected territory in Africa to be called a National Park. Following the increase in number and extent of the National Parks in the Congo, the National Parks Institute of the Belgian Congo was set up in 1934.

Contribution à l'histoire jusque 1934 de la création de l'institut des parcs nationaux du Congo belge