what kind of difference you want to make.” This is what Jane Goodall remarked. Jane Goodall is an animal activist but it all started with knowing little to no information about chimps. She was equipped with nothing but her brain and a notebook while on her first step to this journey but as what people say, a legacy. Today she is working hard and inspiring others to promote and encourage others to make the world a better place. Jane Goodall informs us by using all accounts of her social media which
An Introduction into your Anthropologist: Jane Goodall was born in London, England on April 3rd, 1934. Throughout her early years, Goodall had always been fascinated by animals. Jane was given a toy chimpanzee by her father when she was one year old and the toy never left Goodall’s side. Jane had always thought that animals were much more than pets and that they had their own feelings and thoughts. Jane Goodall grew up during the time of the Second World War where her father served as an engineer
Jane Goodall is a 19th century scientist who is believed to be one of the most influential scientist of all time. Recently she has began to teach children and adults, alike, about the harm humans are causing to the environment. She has became an advocate for the need to improve human techniques to keep animals, the environment, and our world safe. Jane Goodall has also dedicated herself to the Jane Goodall Institution. Though Goodall is human, she has dedicated her life to the well being and research