A 78-year-old woman considered a symbol and icon of nature and hope for a more sustainable and fair world. Known for her commitment to chimpanzees, she visits Valencia for the first time next May 10th.
Jane Goodall, an illustrious British ethologist and primatologist, received the Prince of Asturias Research Award in 2003 for her “transcendental scientific contribution” on the roots of human behavior and culture through her studies with chimpanzees. She is also a United Nations Ambassador for Peace, Dame of the British Empire and Benjamin Franklin Medalist.
Beyond your research, Jane Goodall is a symbol and icon of nature and hope for a more sustainable and fair world. His project has transcended research to become a social movement throughout the planet to which he personally dedicates himself body and soul, giving lectures for 300 days a year.
Next May 10, invited by the BIOPARC Foundation, she will share her experience in a exclusive event in Valencia, with limited capacity, so it is necessary to perform a book.
A full day in which the main activity will be conference “Reasons for hope”, taught by Jane Goodall and which will also feature screenings of documentaries about her work, a photography exhibition and a private meeting and dinner. It's about a charity event whose proceeds will be allocated to conservation projects Jane Goodall Institute.
