Jane Goodall Announces First Australian Tour In Five Years

English ethologist and activist Jane Goodall returns to Australia for the first time in five years with her “Reasons for Hope” tour.

90-year-old Jane is best known for her more than 60 years of chimpanzee research, which began in 1960 in the Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania. Her work revealed that humans are not the only species that can make and use tools, a discovery that has changed our understanding of animal behavior.

Jane Goodall’s return to Australia comes after a long absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic. She will share her inspiring message of hope and preservation in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney.

Jane Goodall – ‘A look behind the scenes’

Jane Goodall will give a presentation and lecture during the tour, followed by a question and answer portion for the audience. There will also be a fireside chat with a moderator, giving attendees the opportunity to connect with her directly.

Jane Goodall is not only the world’s leading expert on chimpanzees, but also a passionate advocate for the environment and humanitarian causes. She is the founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and serves as a UN Messenger of Peace. Her lifelong dedication to research and conservation has earned her international fame.

Fans and supporters in Australia are eagerly awaiting her visit, ready to be inspired by her experiences and insights. Dr.’s “Reasons for Hope” tour Goodall will be an uplifting event for all who attend.