60 Years Later, Jane Goodall Continues Fight for Chimpanzees and the Planet

Exactly one year ago, an infant gorilla named Mozambique—“ZZ” for short— was rescued from the illegal wildlife trade in a coordinated cross-border effort. 🦍She was small, scared, and fragile. However, thanks to the dedicated care at the Jane Goodall Institute’s Tchimpounga sanctuary, she is now healthy, full of energy, and thriving. 💚 Today, ZZ explores the forest with her caregivers, Francine and Godeline, and other rescued sanctuary chimp babies like Patricia, Djambala, Mouyondzi, and Kevin.

Dr. Jane Goodall on Instagram: "One year ago, an infant gorilla named Mozambique—“ZZ” for short—was rescued from the illegal wildlife trade in a coordinated cross-border effort. She was small, scared, and fragile. But thanks to the dedicated care of her new guardians at the Jane Goodall Institute’s Tchimpounga sanctuary, she’s now healthy, energetic, and thriving. Today, ZZ explores the forest with her caregivers, Francine and Godeline, and other sanctuary babies, including Patricia, Djambala, M

Marvel Gorilla Adventure on Instagram: "Today, we honour the life and legacy of Jane Goodall, a pioneering primatologist whose dedication to understanding and protecting great apes has inspired generations. Her tireless work reminds us why conservation matters, and her spirit lives on in every gorilla we have the privilege to encounter. Rest in peace, Jane — your impact on the wild and on humanity is eternal. . . . . . . . . . #janegoodall #primatologylegend #gorillaconservation #wildlifehero #s

Jane Goodall: The conservation revolutionary