JGI
Spring 2013 Tour
To celebrate the kickoff of Dr. Jane's Spring 2013 USA lecture tour, here are some photos collected from the road!
Dr. Jane gave a lecture at Ohio State University for an audience of more than 1,700 on March 25th.
Meet Jack and DouDou, Tchimpounga's Newest Arrivals!
Young Jack and DouDou arrived at the Jane Goodall Institute's Tchimpounga sanctuary after being rescued from the illegal pet trade.
Voice Your Opinion on the Future of Chimpanzees in Research
NIH has asked the public to weigh in during a public comment period. You have an opportunity to share your thoughts on the future of chimpanzees in research.
Women's History Month: Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE
To kick off the Jane Goodall Institute's Women's History Month series, we begin with a feature on our own Dr. Jane Goodall!
Women's History Month: JGI Recognizes Amazing Female Scientists
Dr. Jane Goodall first arrived in what is today Tanzania’s Gombe National Park more than 50 years ago. The chimpanzee behavioral research she pioneered there continues to this day and is the longest-running study of great apes in the wild. Dr. Goodall’s many groundbreaking findings – that chimpanzees make and use tools, have long-lasting family bonds, eat meat, and wage war – redefined the relationship between humans and animals.











