Jane Goodall On Being Young, The Natural Environment, & WWII
At 28, Jane Goodall was just hitting her professional stride. She talks to Bustle about being young and her lifelong dedication to the natural environment.
28 At 28, Jane Goodall Was Living In The Forest Doing Research “Chimps don’t have weekends, so I didn’t either,” she says of her schedule in Tanzania. by Kate Dwyer Oct. 6, 2021 28 In Bustle’s Q&A series 28, successful women describe exactly what their lives looked like when they were 28 — what they wore, where they worked, what stressed them out, and what, if anything, they would do differently. This week, primatologist Jane Goodall reflects on her third year of chimpanzee research in the Tanzania forests. Five years before turning 28, Jane Goodall had traveled to Kenya to visit a school frie
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