Jane Goodall

Robert E. Lee grew up in a prominent Virginia family, surrounded by wealth and privilege. Raised by parents who emphasized duty, honor, and tradition, Lee received a strong education and developed a sense of responsibility early on. He was influenced by his father's military career and his family's connections to the American Revolution, shaping his path towards a military career of his own.

Jane Roe... Norma McCorvey AKA Norma Lee Nelson Born: 22-Sep-1947 Birthplace: Simmesport, LA

No, Jane Long did not go to college. She was a pioneer woman in early Texas history, known as the "Mother of Texas." She played a significant role in the colonization and settlement of Texas but did not receive a college education.

Yes she did and it was my school because we were the first in Atlanta to start roots and shoots!

idk and i dont care jane goodall was a good scientist but i dont know and i dont care sorry for the people who really do and have to do reports or something on her

Yes, Jane Goodall, the renowned primatologist and anthropologist, does believe in evolution. She has studied and observed primates, particularly chimpanzees, for many years and her work has provided significant insights into their behavior and similarities with humans, supporting the theory of evolution. Additionally, she has publicly spoken about the importance of understanding and acknowledging our shared ancestry with other organisms.

Jane Goodall learned a great deal about chimpanzee behavior and social structure from using tools like binoculars, notebooks, and cameras. She was able to observe how chimpanzees used and manipulated objects in their environment, which challenged previous assumptions about human uniqueness. Goodall's use of tools facilitated her groundbreaking research on chimpanzees and greatly contributed to our understanding of their complex behavior.

she worked as a secretery when she was younger but know she works in Africa and she is 75 yrs old

Jane Goodall is known for her studies of chimpanzees. In 1977, she established the Jane Goodall Institution (JGI) to support the Gombe research. She is a global leader in the effort to protect chimpanzees and their habitats. Goodall is also a board member for the world's largest chimpanzee sanctuary outside of Africa, Save the Chimps in Fort Pierce, Florida. One of Goodall's major break-throughs in the field of primatology was the discovery of tool-making among chimpanzees during her study. She is actively involved in environmental issues and founded the Roots & Shoots youth group.

Jane godall was born in London.

its spelt Jane Goodall and she was born in London and in the year 1934

4 more info watch the movie " A Reason For Hope"

it was a toy chimpanzee named jubilee. her father gave it to her when she was about two years old.

Yes

he died of cancer

yes

ph.d ethology

Jane Goodall studied ethology and anthropology.

She used binoculars and she put her eyes around them and looked.

I personally think she is AWESOME!

She helped the chimpanzees by starting many foundations to help them, starting with Roots and Shoots. There are many others, like the Jane Goodall Institute. She went to Africa as a scientist and left as an activist. Overall, she not only helped the chimpanzees but helped the entire human race that these creatures are astonishing.

Her son is called Hugo Eric Louis or "Grub" as a nickname.

Yes she sometimes brings it when she is speaking to an audience

Jane started a Research Centre in Tanzania. She also lived with her friend the one that invited her to Tanzania. The Research Centre was all about Chimpanzees. She worked there until she had her baby but still went there.

No, she died on September 10th 2007 in palm springs California.