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What started with chimpanzees in Africa has become a global movement for animals, people, and the environment. Will you join us? The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada uses community-centred conservation to mobilize action on the convergence of three crises – biodiversity loss, climate change, and environmental inequity – in Canada and …

2024年7月17日 · Global conservation icon to receive lifetime achievement award in September, and deliver one of her iconic lectures in October The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada is excited to announce that its founder, world-renowned ethologist and environmentalist Dr. Jane Goodall, is returning to Canada twice this fall for two special events. Part of her global 90th birthday tour, these events are […]

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2024年4月2日 · The global conservation icon and her Canadian charity will engage the public to raise awareness of climate change, biodiversity loss, and environmental inequity Tomorrow Dr. Jane Goodall celebrates her 90th birthday, and the world-renowned conservationist and UN Messenger of Peace shows no signs of slowing down. The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada will welcome her to Canada later this week […]

Our Purpose Inspired by our founder’s legacy of inspiring hope through action, we use community-centred conservation to mobilize action on the convergence of three crises: biodiversity loss, climate change, and environmental inequity in Canada and in “Chimpscape” regions of Africa.

Four pillars. One vision. Addressing climate change, biodiversity loss, and environmental inequity demands an integrated, community-centred approach, centred in Indigenous perspectives – and people inspired to take action. Honed over decades of research, experience, and community engagement, the four pillars of our approach inspire and encourage us every day.

Canada is home. We’re known for our work in Africa. But in a modern global village, our work in Africa is intimately linked to life at home in Canada. The rare minerals in Canada’s cell phones are mined – to great devastation – in African communities; the demand that drives the illegal wildlife trade is alive and well in Canada; and the environmental inequity faced by some African ...

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