Conservation world Jin Judal Mit: A 91 -year -old British preliminary specialist

The world of famous memorization and the world of alternatives Jin -Guodal He died. It was 91.

“The Jin -Judal Institute has learned this morning, Wednesday, October 1, 2025 A statement via social media On October 1. “It was in California as part of its tour of speaking in the United States.”

The statement concluded that “the discoveries of Dr. Godal as an ethical science have brought about a revolution in science, and she was an unpopular advocate to protect and restore our natural world.”

Judal’s death comes days before its date is speaking at the Royce Hall at the University of California, Los Angeles on Friday, October 3.

The late anthropologist is famous for its pioneering research on chimpanzees in the Gombe Stay National Park in Tanzania. Godal was considered one of the world’s most experts in the world after studying the social and family interactions in chimpanzees for more than 60 years.

Regardless of the establishment of its named institute, she was also a girls’ ideas behind the Roots & Shoots program, which focused on preservation efforts and animal welfare. She won the title of United Nations Peace Messenger in 2022 and was an honorary member of the World Future Council.

Goodll appeared on Podcast “Call her father” Earlier this year to discuss her successes as a woman in her field.

“I feel that I was put on this planet with a mission,” Godal said during the May PodCast episode. “At the present time, as I said, we are going through dark times and the big problem is that people lose hope.”

The listeners told that they “could not solve the problems of the world” but they are able to focus on smaller issues near the home.

“This task makes me continue. There is a lot to do, and if we lose hope, we will judge us.” “If you lose hope, people become indifferent and do nothing.”

Godal noted that she is “not alone” in her mission, because the Jin -Guodal Institute has since expanded to 25 countries, along with roots and buds, which are located in 75 countries.

During the same podcast episode, Judal reinforced her mother with a lot of success.

“I have been born with love animals and the most important thing in my young child is my mother because she supported me.” “When I was 1 and a half years old-I do not remember this, but she told me-I entered my room and found that I had taken a handful of groundworms in bed.”

My mother Judal did not get angry, but she knew, “This was making a small world.” She added, “Maybe a different mother has crushed this early curiosity and I may not talk to you now.”

The late scientists were 26 years old when her research began.

“I can only think about the advice that my mother gave me. If you want to do something, work hard, and take advantage of opportunities. The main thing is that you know that you really want to do it,” said Godal. “I met the youth and perhaps in their second year at the university and say:” Well, as you know, I have made a mistake, but I cannot change now. “Well, this is the biggest mistake because if this will be the rest of your life, it is now changing while you can in a different functional path.”