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GOMBE 60: Honoring 60 Years of Discovery, Innovation, & Hope
Happy World Chimpanzee Day! On this very special occasion, we are also honoring a supremely…
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GOODALI: Gombe’s Brand New Baby Boy!
Isn’t it wonderful when all the stars align? On days like this, from the moment…
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Chimpanzees, Culture and Spirituality
“Chalchiuhtlicue” meaning, “she of the jade skirt,” was the name given to a water deity…
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How Jane Changed Science Forever
In 1960, Jane Goodall transformed our understanding of what differentiates humans from the rest of…
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Leakey and Goodall: Scientists Who Changed How We Define ‘Human’
Dr. Jane Goodall’s journey to Gombe nearly 60 years ago to study wild chimpanzees may…
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Now we must redefine man, or accept chimpanzees as…humans?
When Jane Goodall first witnessed Gombe chimpanzee David Greybeard fishing for termites by manipulating blades of grass…
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Dr. Elizabeth Lonsdorf Is Taking Chimpanzee Research to the Next Level
Dr. Jane Goodall started research at Gombe Stream National Park in 1960, and the discoveries…
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Stephen Hawking Was an Indomitable Human Spirit
One of my five reasons for hope is “the indomitable human spirit”. No one exemplifies…
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5 Powerful Women in STEM You Need to Know
Stop! Look at the device you’re reading this on. Have you ever thought about how…
