IN HER 20’S JANE GOODALL STEPPED INTO THE FOREST

In her mid twenties, Jane Goodall embarked on a journey that would forever alter the human understanding of animals.  With no formal training on primatology, she relied on her own curiosity, patience, and empathy to observe the chimpanzees of Gombe.  Her work reveals intelligence, emotion, and the social bonds that challenged ‘conventional’ scientific thought.

In Her 20’s Jane Goodall Stepped Into The Forest.

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This is the Third article in a Series of Seven Articles from The Dog Goddess as a ‘Tribute To Jane Goodall.’ We encourage you to read and share all of them and watch their accompanying videos and share them as well.

This fearless pursuit of understanding mirrors The Dog Goddess mission.  We, too, guide humans to step into the lives of animals with openness and reverence.  Dogs teach us love, loyalty, and patience, wolves teach us ancestry, family, and instinct, horses teach us grace, beauty, kindness, and power, and dolphins teach us playfulness, communication, and empathy.  By ‘honoring’ these lessons, humans can rediscover the sacred bond between species, fostering a deeper awareness and care for all life.

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