Chimpanzee Researcher and Environmental Activist Jane Goodall dies at age 91

A few days ago, Dr. Jane Goodall passed away at the age of 91. Her death is a tremendous loss for the entire world. Even as a young woman, through her field research in the rainforest, she fundamentally changed our “arrogant” human view of primates – especially chimpanzees – and, in doing so, our understanding of ourselves. Tirelessly, she dedicated her life to nature and to all living beings. She was a great friend to humanity, and her passing pains millions of people – ourselves included.

As FAW/n and GES, we were fortunate that Jane Goodall enriched our book All In! with a testimonial—her message now appears on the back cover of our book.

Jane Goodall knew that nature can only be protected if we also care for the well-being of people. She deeply understood what sustainable development truly means at its core.

The loss of Jane Goodall is deeply painful. At the same time, we are profoundly grateful to have met her. We will not forget her and will strive to continue our work in her spirit.

With deep gratitude


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