Jin -Godal, which formed the world’s knowledge of the chimpanzees, dies in 91

Jin -Godal, the famous memorization world that formed the knowledge of the world in the chimpanzees, at the age of 91, died of the institute that established it Declare Wednesday.

The Jin -Godal Institute said she died for natural reasons while she was touring California. Godal was scheduled to participate in an event in Pasadina Start with an initiativeHis name is Treeams (TREES + DREAMS), in partnership with the institute. In this event on Wednesday, I held a moment of silence for Goodall, and a recorded video was played in advance about it about the importance of young people and their ability to change the world.

In his statement, the institute said that Judal’s death is: “Dr. Judal’s discoveries as an ethical science revolutionized science, and she was an unnecessary preacher to protect and restore our natural world.”

Goodll began documenting the life and habits of chimpanzees in Tanzania as a young woman in the 1960s – but her passion for animals has long started in childhood. she CBS News said She was spending hours in a tree at her home in Bournemouth, England, with libraries books, and dreamed of Africa. “I will go to Africa and live with animals and write books about them. This was the case,” she said.

Judal was born in London on April 3, 1934, and he grew up during an era with great expectations for girls. She said, “She has no intention to be a scientist, because girls did not do this kind of things.”

I instead got a job as a secretary with the famous old scientist Louis Lake after meeting him on a friend’s family farm in Kenya. Raple money to send goodll to Gombe, Tanzania, for six months to study chimpanzees. At the age of only 26 years, alone in Africa, Goodall She immersed herself in the world of chimpanzees – who was not much known at the time – and made the leading observation that the main women used and made tools.

This discovery redefined the scientific world understanding of the relationship between humans and animals. Doctor Liki He said When learning the results, “Now we must redefine a man, redefine the tool, or accept chimpanzees as human beings!”

Good after studying at Cambridge University, Goodll started a doctorate. In 1966 ethics. After one year, she gave birth to her only child, son Hugo, who had with wildlife photographer Baron Hugo Van Legik. The couple met when National Geographic Van Lake sent to Gombe, Tanzania, to photograph and document Godal’s research with chimpanzees.

Godal said that Van Lake made people believe the results of her research, Saying When “his movie began doing tours, and chimpanzees appear using small branches of termites hunting, they had to believe.”

The couple divorced about a decade after a decade and Judal married Derek Prison, Director of National Gardens in Tanzania, in 1975. Prisoner died in 1980.

The Jin -Judal Institute was established in 1977, which continued to search in Jumby and is a global leader in an attempt to protect chimpanzees and their habitats. Young & Shoots enables young people in more than 60 countries.

Over the years, she published books and worked as a United Nations peace messenger since 2002. In January, then President Joe Biden honored her with Presidential Freedom Medal.

Over the past four decades of her life, Godal has traveled around the world talking about climate change, threats facing chimpanzees, and how humans can help solve the problems they created.

Goodl spoke with CBS News In 2020Since the world was fighting with the Korona virus’s pandemic, and discussed the importance of memorization and the environment.

“We need to realize that we are part of the environment, and that we need the natural world. We rely on it. We cannot continue to destroy.”

“We somehow understood that we have not separated from it; we are all intertwined. They harmed nature, harmed ourselves.”