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We were honored to have Dr. Jane Goodall on edWeb for Earth Day in 2015. She spoke with an audience of educators and students about her love of animals, her journey to Tanzania, how she earned the trust of the chimpanzees and became a renowned primatologist. Her story is so beautiful, and her words are as timely and important as ever, especially for young people. She says to the students at the end, "My greatest reason to hope is you.'
Learn more about Dr. Jane Goodall and how you can continue to support her work at rootsandshoots.org.
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