JGI Jungle Journals: Notes From Gombe, Tanzania IV
Dr. Jane Goodall had a single dream: to study wildlife in Africa. When she was…
Browsing: Endangered Species
The Show Stops Now: Chimps Aren’t Entertainment
Internationally, chimpanzees and other great apes are used as props in television, film, circuses, roadside…
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Stop the Show: Luc’s Story
It’s a busy day in the restaurant. Children visiting with their parents poke Luc, wishing…
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Remembering La Vieille: Mother To Orphaned Chimps
I am not sure who introduced me to La Vieille for the first time, way…
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Petition to Protect Giraffes on U.S. Endangered Species List
With their long necks and beautiful colors, giraffes are one of the most iconic African…
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The Jane Goodall Institute Introduces Carlos Drews as New Executive Director!
As our founder, Dr. Jane Goodall’s vision has infused our work with boundless compassion, invigoration,…
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What If Saving the World Meant Protecting Half of It?
Life on earth is dwindling. Scientists predict the loss of 30% to 50% of all…
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Human Primates Working Together to Protect All Primates
Across the continent of Africa, wildlife sanctuaries are working hard to better the lives of…
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See the World Through Jane Goodall’s Eyes with the New Google Earth
It is no coincidence that throughout human history, many of the greatest thinkers – Aristotle,…
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U.S. Senate Overturns the Ban on “Barbaric Practices” for Wildlife
In 2016, animal-lovers and activists alike cheered when the U.S. Senate voted to ban the…
