SDG Series Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
At JGI, we know that conservation efforts are only effective when people living around key…
Author Pamela Huber
Pamela Huber
Pamela Huber is an intern for the Jane Goodall Institute working primarily in the organization's communications department. As a journalist, she has written on the environment and human rights before writing for Good For All News. She is interested in community-centered conservation, technology, ape research and rehabilitation, preserving biodiversity and youth education.
JGI and the new Sustainable Development Goals
On September 21, Dr. Jane Goodall spoke before a hushed room at the United Nations…
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SDG Series Goal 15: Life on Land
Goal 15 of the UN SDGs is to sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, halt and reverse land…
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SDG Series Goal 5: Gender Equality
Given that JGI’s founder, Dr. Jane Goodall, is a pioneering woman in her field and…
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Famous Cartoonist Pledges Support to Roots & Shoots
Starting today, individuals around the globe, can find Dan Piraro’s “Devolution” appearing on T-shirts for…
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From “Pet” to Protected: Chembo’s Story
Chembo has a new, safe home now. Chembo knows what it is to feel trapped.…
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Lilian Pintea Webinar on 55 Years of Science at Gombe
In this webinar, the Jane Goodall Institute’s Vice President of Conservation Science, Dr. Lilian Pintea,…
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55 Years at Gombe: Q&A with Jane on Origins of Life Work
In 1960, anthropologist Louis Leakey sent Dr. Jane Goodall, a 26 year old native of…
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55 Years at Gombe: Q & A With Jane on Growth of Life’s Work
In 1960, anthropologist Louis Leakey sent Jane Goodall, a 26 year old native of England…
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5 Ways IUCN’s New Great Apes Conservation Plan Aligns with JGI’s Mission
A glossy white billboard soars above young children’s heads bearing larger-than-life images of a chimpanzee…
