Jane Goodall

EARLY LIFE

• Jane was born on April 3, 1934 in London, England.
• She got the interest of chimpanzees from her stuffed chimpanzee called Jubilee.
• Jane was very curious with animals when she was young.
• She spent five hours in a chicken coop just to see a chicken lay an egg!
• She dreamed of meeting chimpanzees in real life.

LIFE WITH CHIMPANZEES

• At a party, Jane met Louis Leakey. He helped her get a job with chimpanzees.
• Her favorite chimp was David Graybeard. Jane said that his eyes showed his whole personality.
• Her favorite female chimp was called Flo. Flo had 4 children of her own.
• She studied chimpanzees for 50 years.
• The place she studied chimpanzees was called Gombe Stream.

ACOMPISHMENTS

• Jane learned about chimpanzees than anyone else in the world.
• She also learned that we need to take care of the environment and that's what she is doing right now.
• She accomplished making the Jane Goodall Institute and teaching students about chimpanzees.

TIMELINE

• 1934 - Born on April 3 in London, England.
• 1957 - Heads to Africa for the first time on March 13.
• 1971 - In the Shadow of Man, a book about her time in Africa, is published.
• 1986 - Learns of wild chimps’ threatened extinction.
• 1991 - Roots and Shoots begins with sixteen African teenagers.

TIMELINE (CONTINUED)

• 1994 - Begin the program TACARE [Take Care].
• 2000 - Reason for Hope: A Spiritual Journey is published.

CONCLUSION

• I think we should learn about Jane Goodall because she helped protect chimpanzees by learning about them.
• Jane Goodall gave the world a chance to learn about chimpanzees and figure out what we can do to help them.
• I learned that everyone has to take care of the environment at all times even if you don't like going in the forest.
• Jane Goodall inspired me because she loves nature, helps chimpanzees, and is a great help to the enviroment.

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