Photo: Fernando Turmo July 14 marks World Chimpanzee Day, commemorating the day a young Jane Goodall first arrived in Gombe, ...

What started with one woman has turned into an annual celebration that takes place around the world. This year, that woman — Dr. Jane Goodall — won’t be here to take part in the big day. But that ...

With the Jane Goodall Hike for Hope, we’re inviting people across Canada to connect with the natural world and raise funds to ensure the work that Dr. Jane championed can continue. To help make your ...

We want you to meet Mwanvuwa Penina, one of the women who actively participates in agricultural activities supported by our ongoing “Femmes en Action” project. This project aims to support community ...

Late last year, in an exciting development that could allow us to transform even more lives, the Jane Goodall Institute secured another site for rehabilitating chimpanzees. The new island, Banga ...

There are chimpanzees at Tchimpounga right now who need the same kind of help that Wounda did. Your gift today can be their ...

Male chimpanzees are constantly portrayed as aggressive and dominating – but long-term research conducted at the Jane Goodall Institute’s Gombe Stream Research Centre has shown that they can also form ...

Yes, the Jane Goodall Institute’s Gombe Stream Research Centre is known for the world’s longest-running wild chimpanzee study, which Dr. Jane started more than 65 years ago – but researchers there ...

Across the country, young leaders are stepping forward and taking action for animals, people, and the environment – and our A.P.E. Fund ensures they have the resources they need to keep leading the ...

It’s Jane Goodall Day! Today would have been Dr. Jane’s 92nd birthday, and we’re celebrating the only way we know how — by taking action. We hope you join us and do the same! Here are some ways you ...