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Jane Goodall (Adriana, Yulia, Dariana)

  • Born in Hampstead, London

    Born in Hampstead, London
  • Jane had saved enough money to journey to Kenya

    Jane had saved enough money to journey to Kenya
  • Met Dr. Luis Sb leakey

    Met Dr. Luis Sb leakey
    Where she met renowned anthropologist and palaeontologist Dr. Luis SB Leakey
  • Start her studies

    Start her studies
    She begins his pioneering study of chimpanzees in Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania.
  • University of Cambridge

    University of Cambridge
    She is awarded an honorary doctorate degree in ethology from the University of Cambridge for her work with chimpanzees.
  • year of release of her first book

    year of release of her first book
    She publishes her first scientific article in the “Journal Nature”, which documents the use of tools by chimpanzees.
  • She want to be the 1st

    She want to be the 1st
    She defied the odds to become one of the first to accomplish a PhD despite lacking a degree, however, because of this many scholars disregarded her credibility.
  • Jane Goodall Institute

    Jane Goodall Institute
    Founds the Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research, which focuses on conservation, research and education.
  • "The Chimpanzees of Gombe: Patterns of Behavior"

    "The Chimpanzees of Gombe: Patterns of Behavior"
    She publishes his book "The Chimpanzees of Gombe: Patterns of Behavior", which becomes a reference in the study of primates.
  • "Roots & Shoots"

    "Roots & Shoots"
    Launches the "Roots & Shoots" program, dedicated to empowering young people to take action for animal conservation and welfare.
  • Founded the Institute for Animal Welfare Research.

    Founded the Institute for Animal Welfare Research.
    Founded the Institute for Animal Welfare Research
  • year of release of her first book

    year of release of her first book
    She became very famous, until she created a book so that people know what she has experienced, and so that they learn more about her work and how important it is to learn about chimpanzees.
  • Model for women in science

    Model for women in science
    She continues to be a tireless advocate for wildlife conservation and a role model for women in science.