Jane Goodall

her dads name was Mortimer Herbert Morris-Goodall and her moms name was Margaret Myfanwe Joseph.

Jane Goodall is still alive she is 75 years old

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30 billion a year

I think she is a peacemaker because since 1991 Jane’s Roots & Shoots program has offered young people an opportunity to make the world a better place through youth-led community action programs.  Roots & Shoots programs are currently active in nearly 100 countries.

In Jane Goodall's adulthood, she became a renowned primatologist known for her groundbreaking research on chimpanzees in Gombe Stream National Park, Tanzania. She made significant contributions to the understanding of primate behavior, challenged long-held beliefs about animals, and advocated for conservation and the protection of wildlife habitats. Goodall's work has inspired generations of scientists and conservationists around the world.

The Jane Goodall Institute aims to advance the power of individuals to take informed and compassionate action to improve the environment for all living things. It focuses on wildlife research, conservation efforts, and community-centered conservation programs.

An alma mater is a Latin phrase that translates to "nourishing mother." It is commonly used to refer to the school or university from which a person has graduated or attended. The alma mater is seen as a source of nurturing and education for its students.

She is someone who has led her life in pursuit of what is important to her and a great many people, often at great personal sacrifice and discomfort. She displays a type of bravery and selflessness that most of us are simply not willing to, but admire. Countless people around the world have been inspired to do the same by her example.

Dr. Jane Goodall, when not travelling, is in Bournemouth, United Kingdom or Tanzania. You can follow her travels on her myspace blog located in the Related Links.

She left to start a local program near Gombe National Park to stop the local Deforestation in Gombe national park to save the Chimpanzees, Baboons and other living mammals in the park.

she is alive and she is 76 years old in 2010

Her biography doesn't give that information.

Jane's first husband was Lewis Van Lanwick until they were divorced.

The once Queen of England married to King Henry viii full name Jane Seymour.

The actress Jane Seymour OBE full name Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg.

well as a child Jane wante to get away from the violence of world war 2. This was one of the things that motviated her to go to africa which at the time seemed like a calmer and not as much of as a batle field and still is.

No. Jane Goodall was a Baroness through marriage but lost the title on her divorce. She was made a Dame of the British Empire in 2003.

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because they were fat

"The Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research, Education and Conservation, a tax-exempt/non-profit, was founded in California in 1977 by Jane Goodall and Genevieve, Princess di San Faustino." -from http://www.janegoodall.org/about-jgi/default.asp

well jane is actually a myth, made up by creepypasta, she may be real but it's unlikely so no one knows if she lives or dosn't, its about a 10% chance she's real but who knows the mysteries of life

Jane Goodall's most important contribution is her groundbreaking research and advocacy work on the behavior and conservation of chimpanzees. Her studies have revolutionized the understanding of primate behavior and our relationship with the natural world, leading to significant advancements in wildlife conservation efforts worldwide. Additionally, her work has inspired generations of scientists and environmentalists to continue her legacy of protecting endangered species and their habitats.

Jane Seymour Jane Seymour was the third of Henry VIII's six wives. Her mother was Margaret Wentworth from Nettlestead in Suffolk, England. Margaret was the wife of Jane's father, Sir John Seymour.