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Jane Goodall arrives on the Gombe Stream Chimpanzee Reserve in West Tanzania.
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Jane observes a group of chimpanzees eating a bush pig.
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Jane finds out that chimps don´t only use tools, they make them as well as they extracted termites out of a mound.
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As her work with chimpanzees becomes known, she is accepted into Cambridge University without a university degree.
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Because of Jane´s amazing work with chimpanzees, National Geographic decides to sponsor Jane and a photographer is sent to document her life with the wild chimpanzees.
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Jane finds two chimpanzees stealing and eating babies from their own community.
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Jane founds her institution to continue her research on chimpanzees and help to spread the word about saving chimpanzees.
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After attending a conference about understanding chimpanzees, she shifts her focus to making a change in the human-chimpanzee relationship.
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Roots and Shoots was founded to provide resources and power to young people looking to make a change.
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The Jane Goodall Institute creates a safe habitat for chimpanzees that have been in dangerous places in the past.
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She was named a UN Messenger of Peace because of her work to make the world a better place through Roots and Shoots.