Jane Goodall was so much more than a scientist. She was a pioneer. The renowned researcher and conservationist, who died at 91, paved the way for women scientists the world over. Watch as we reflect on her Glamour 2008 Woman of the Year speech, and read more about her life’s work at the link in bio. | Glamour

Primatologist Jane Goodall’s observations of chimpanzee communities changed the way we see animals, our relationship with them, and our own humanity. Her decades-long work in wildlife conservation inspired countless people all around the world. On 1 October, we lost this gentle and curious soul. In this 2007 interview with Andrew Denton on his talk show ‘Enough Rope’, Goodall discusses how Jubilee, her childhood toy chimpanzee, inspired her lifelong love of animals; her early field adventures in

Dr Jane Goodall: 'Together we can save the world' Acclaimed conservationist and chimpanzee expert Dr Jane Goodall DBE has died, leaving behind a legacy of empathy for primates and the natural world. Goodall began studying chimpanzees at Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania in 1960. She made monumental strides in understanding their behaviours and group dynamics. Over the following 65 years, she became not just an expert but an outspoken advocate, teaching the world about the similarities betwe