Who Is Jane Goodall? Free Audiobook Download by Roberta Edwards

Jane Goodall is an ethologist and primatologist who founded the Jane Goodall Institute, which works to protect chimpanzees in Africa. She has dedicated her life to promoting conservation and animal welfare.

She is a scientist and primatologist who has dedicated her life to understanding the social relationships of chimpanzees. She is one of the world's most famous animal conservationists and has contributed much to our understanding of chimpanzees.

Roberta Edwards, who previously wrote the popular audiobooks "Jackie: An American Life" and "JFK: The Final Act", has now done a very informative and well-written book about the famous primatologist. Many people know her name from her work with chimpanzees, but few know what she has done for other animals such as gorillas, orangutans, bonobos, and gibbons. Dr. Jane Goodall also talks about her humanitarianism and human rights activism in Africa.

Jane Goodall was born in London, England on April 3rd, 1934 and is still going strong today at age 80. She became an expert chimpanzee researcher when she was just 21 years old. Jane started observing the chimpanzees at Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania while she was studying under Dr. Louis Leakey from 1957-1962.

Jane Goodall is an American primatologist and ethologist who has been described as the "preeminent" expert on chimpanzees. She became a UN Messenger of Peace in 1985, knighted in 1988 and received the highest British honour for science, the Copley Medal, in 1993. Her life and work have been widely acclaimed by those seeking to diminish human exploitation of animals

Jane Goodall is a leading primatologist and ethologist. Her pioneering study of chimpanzees proved that they have emotions and complex thoughts. She also created one of the first modern animal rights groups with her work in Africa. In this audiobook, you will learn why Jane Goodall is the world's most famous chimpanzee researcher and what made her so great