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Birth
Jane Goodall is born -
Jane Goodall's work as an activist
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Jane Goodall's discoveries
-She arrives in Gombe with her mother in what is now known as Tanzania.
-She discovers that chimpanzees are cannibals and make tools.
-Gets a cover story on National Geographic
-Gets her first film premiered
-Witnesses 4 year way between chimpanzees. -
Jane Goodall Institute is founded
Dr. Jane Goodall creates her namesake organization to continue her chimpanzee research as well as expand efforts on chimpanzee protection, conservation, and environmental education. -
Jane becomes an activist
Dr. Jane Goodall attends the first ‘Understanding Chimpanzees’ conference in Chicago. This shifts her focus from observation and research, to a broader holistic animal-human conservation approach. -
roots and shoots is founded
A group of students in Tanzania work with Jane to discuss ways youth can do something to better our world. Roots & Shoots is started to place the power and resources for creating practical solutions to big challenges in the hands of young people.
