Summary
Jane Goodall, a renowned conservationist known for her primate research, has passed away at the age of 91 while in California for a speaking tour. Goodall's work changed how people understand primates and inspired many to pursue careers in science and conservation. Tributes are flowing in recognizing her impact on the environment and science.
Key Facts
- Jane Goodall died at 91 during a speaking tour in California.
- She was famous for her research on chimpanzees in Gombe, Tanzania.
- Goodall’s work changed ideas about primate behavior and intelligence.
- She founded the Roots & Shoots program that focuses on youth education.
- Goodall encouraged many women to enter scientific fields.
- Her institute confirmed her death and honors her as a global conservation icon.
- An Apple TV+ series inspired by Goodall received an EMA Award nomination.
