65 years ago, when Jane Goodall set out for Gombe, she had one mission: To observe chimpanzees and improve our understanding of our closest living relatives. She had her notebook, her binoculars, and ...

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Fact Sheet: Jane Goodall’s Timeline. From the moment she arrived in Gombe to observe wild chimpanzees, to this year when she received the United States Presidential Medal of Freedom for her ...