One Life in 6 chapters

Jane Goodall lived among chimpanzees in the wild and learned to communicate with them, and she’s been rescuing chimpanzees and other animals from danger ever since.

She observed animals from a very young age, whether it was a hen at her grandmother’s farm, a friendly dog on a beach in Cornwall, or later, the magnificent chimps in the jungle in Tanzania.

Through her never-failing determination and strong will, the work she imagined doing as a child became a reality. She made groundbreaking scientific discoveries that led her to become one of the world’s most prominent voices in the fight for animal rights and nature conservation.

Content note: Stories mention World Wars I and II as historical context for Goodall's life.