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The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall
November 22, 2019 - Summer 2020
Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute & UN Messenger of Peace, braved the unknown to give the world a remarkable window into humankind’s closest living relatives: chimpanzees. In this hands-on, transportive multimedia exhibition celebrating her extraordinary life and work, you’ll explore Dr. Goodall’s early years through iconic images and a multiscreen experience and venture on a 3D exploration of Tanzania’s Gombe Stream National Park where she did her famous behavioral research on chimps. You’ll also see a life-size hologram of Dr. Goodall, enter a replica of her research tent, and learn about her current role as a leader in community-centered conservation and youth empowerment. Before you leave, you will find out what you can do today to make a positive impact in the world.
“Becoming Jane” is a partnership with the Jane Goodall Institute and is supported with generous assistance from the Linda K. Berdine Foundation and Dov and Elma Levy

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. JANE_191203_003.JPG: National Geographic Becoming Jane The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall
2. JANE_191203_011.JPG: The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall
3. JANE_191203_014.JPG: In the Beginning
4. JANE_191203_020.JPG: The Shadow of World War II
5. JANE_191203_023.JPG: Jane (front left) and Judy (front right) pose with their parents, Mortimer (back left) and Vanne (back right).
6. JANE_191203_029.JPG: A Homemade Treasure
7. JANE_191203_043.JPG: Jubilee, a Lifelong Friend
8. JANE_191203_048.JPG: Jane's Favorite Childhood Joy
9. JANE_191203_054.JPG: Jane's First Observation
10. JANE_191203_060.JPG: The Alligator Society
11. JANE_191203_069.JPG: Jane's Family and Friends
12. JANE_191203_074.JPG: Growing Up Goodall
13. JANE_191203_077.JPG: Jane's Sister Judy
14. JANE_191203_080.JPG: The Inseparables Jane and Rusty
15. JANE_191203_085.JPG: Jane's Father Mortimer
16. JANE_191203_090.JPG: Horses and Riding
17. JANE_191203_096.JPG: Jane's Mother Vanne
18. JANE_191203_104.JPG: Jane's Extended Family
19. JANE_191203_110.JPG: Above It All
20. JANE_191203_115.JPG: School Nature Notebook
21. JANE_191203_118.JPG: Beech Tree Deed
22. JANE_191203_127.JPG: Adventures in Reading
23. JANE_191203_130.JPG: The Story of Doctor Doolittle This book made an enormous impression on Jane Written by Hugh Lofting in 1920, it tells the tale of an English country doctor whose parrot, Polynesia, teaches him to speak to animals. When Jane's mother checked it out of the library, Jane read it three times before returning it. Jane's grandmother gave her this copy of Christmas in 1942.
24. JANE_191203_132.JPG: Tarzan of the Apes Jane managed to save just enough money to buy herself this book by Edgar Rice Burroughs. First published in 1912, the story follows the adventures of Tarzan, a man raised by apes in the jungles of Africa. Says Goodall, "I fell in love with Tarzan and was very jealous when he married the wrong Jane!"
25. JANE_191203_152.JPG: Destination: Africa
26. JANE_191203_162.JPG: Unfortunately, in the 1950s, chimpanzees were more often seen as fodder for entertainment or lab testing than intelligent beings worthy of study and respect.
27. JANE_191203_165.JPG: Captive Chimpanzee Research
28. JANE_191203_173.JPG: An Invitation from a Friend One Wednesday, Jane received a letter from an old friend, Marie-Claude Mange, known as Clo. Clo's parents had just bought a farm in Kenya, and she invited Jane to visit. It was the moment Jane had been waiting for. She quit her job at the film studio and moved home, where she took a job as a waitress to save money for the trip.
29. JANE_191203_175.JPG: Life After School
30. JANE_191203_181.JPG: Letters from Jane
31. JANE_191203_194.JPG: Africa at Last
32. JANE_191203_197.JPG: Meeting a Mentor
33. JANE_191203_201.JPG: Dr. Leakey's team carries out excavations at Olduvai Gorge in 1957.
34. JANE_191203_204.JPG: Questions About Our Origins
35. JANE_191203_211.JPG: Jane's Journey to Africa Getting to Africa from England in the 1950s and '60s was not nearly as straightforward as it is today. Airplane travel was intermittently possible but very costly. The more economical (and adventurous) route to Africa was by boat. Retrace Jane's journey to Kenya and Tanganyika on this map.
36. JANE_191203_214.JPG: 1. Egyptian forces seized control of the Suez Canal in 1956, and it remained closed through part of 1957. Because of this, Jane was forced to make a several-week boat journey around the Cape of Good Hope to reach Kenya, instead of the normal two-week trip via the Red Sea.
37. JANE_191203_217.JPG: 2. Jane's first voyage to Africa in 1957 was aboard a boat called the Kenya Castle. The ship sailed south from England and around Africa, finally landing in Mombasa, Kenya. From there, she took a two-day train ride to Nairobi, her final destination.
38. JANE_191203_219.JPG: 3. Many passengers on the Kenya Castle got seasick, but Jane never did. Even during rough seas, Jane was able to watch dolphins, sharks, and flying fish from the deck.
39. JANE_191203_221.JPG: 4. When she was preparing to study chimpanzees, Jane returned home to England for a year to learn all she could about the animals, while her mentor, Louis Leakey, raised money to support her research.
40. JANE_191203_224.JPG: 5. Jane returned to Africa in 1960 to observe wild chimpanzees in Tanganyika. At the time, Tanganyika was a British territory. Tanganyika merged with Zanzibar to become a sovereign nation in 1964. Today, the country is called Tanzania.
41. JANE_191203_226.JPG: 6. Jane conducted her observations at Gombe Stream Chimpanzee Reserve, which became Gombe Stream National Park in 1968, thanks in part to Jane's hard work to protect the chimpanzees living there.
42. JANE_191203_236.JPG: Detour on the way to Gombe
43. JANE_191203_241.JPG: This is the first page from Jane's Lolui journal, where she recorded her observations of the velvet monkeys. It served as a model for the journals she later wrote in Gombe.
44. JANE_191203_244.JPG: Welcome to Chimpland
45. JANE_191203_252.JPG: Camp Helpers and Local Residents
46. JANE_191203_254.JPG: Vanne's Camp Clinic
47. JANE_191203_258.JPG: Vanne in Gombe
48. JANE_191203_263.JPG: Field Notes
49. JANE_191203_266.JPG: Food and Supplies
50. JANE_191203_268.JPG: Tools of the Trade
51. JANE_191203_280.JPG: Staying in Touch
52. JANE_191203_283.JPG: Illness in Camp
53. JANE_191203_288.JPG: What Jane Wore
54. JANE_191203_298.JPG: Out All Night
55. JANE_191203_301.JPG: Staying Positive
56. JANE_191203_319.JPG: A View from the Top
57. JANE_191203_324.JPG: Jane's Spotting Scope
58. JANE_191203_333.JPG: After the early days of chimpanzees running from her in fear, Jane was thrilled when Flo allowed her precious baby Flint to approach, a moment captured in this iconic photograph. After learning of the dangers of close interactions with chimpanzees for both humans and wildlife, researchers have discontinued the practice.
59. JANE_191203_338.JPG: Jane observes a group of chimpanzees grooming each other in Gombe. Grooming is an important social behavior that has several purposes: to remove debris from the hair, to relax tension from threats and aggression, to maintain friendly ties between family and community members, and to lessen the stress of weaning.
60. JANE_191203_343.JPG: Jane communicates with her camp staff via walkie-talkie. Staying in touch is an important part of fieldwork. In the 1960s, walkie-talkies were used to communicate across short distances, letting Jane know the location of her observational subjects. Today, more modern technology is used, like mobile phones and tablets.
61. JANE_191203_348.JPG: Hugo Van Lawick
62. JANE_191203_354.JPG: Letters from Hugo
63. JANE_191203_361.JPG: Jane and David Greybeard hold up the National Geogrraphic flag in the Gombe National Geographic in the Gombe Stream Reserve, Tanzania. Researchers later discontinued touching or coming in close contact with chimps. Today, whose working in the field maintain a strict distance of 30 yards or more from the animals at all times.
64. JANE_191203_367.JPG: Jane grooms David Greybeard while he eats a banana in Jane's camp. During her first few years in Gombe, Jane set up feeding stations around camp where she provided bananas for the wild chimpanzees to eat. The practice was discontinued in the mid-1960s to protect both the chimps and the human researchers working in Gombe.
65. JANE_191203_388.JPG: Contemplation, 1991 Bart Walter
66. JANE_191203_392.JPG: "Now we must redefine 'tool,' redefine 'man,' or accept chimpanzees as humans." -- Dr. Louis Leakey, on learning from Jane Goodall that chimpanzees use tools in the wild
67. JANE_191203_408.JPG: Science in Gombe
68. JANE_191203_411.JPG: Jane sketched leaping red-tailed monkeys in one of her field notebooks in 1961.
69. JANE_191203_413.JPG: Jane's Field Notebook
70. JANE_191203_452.JPG: Jane's Doctoral Thesis
71. JANE_191203_453.JPG: Jane's accomplishment in earning her Ph.D. was extraordinary, not only because of her work, but also because she did not have an undergraduate degree when she attended Cambridge -- one of only eight people at the time who had been accepted for doctoral studies without earning an undergraduate degree first. At the time, it was uncommon for women to earn doctoral degrees, especially in the sciences, making Jane's degree all the more noteworthy. This hand-typed copy of Jane's thesis is one of only a few that exist. Jane meticulously glued in photographs she took in the field to illustrate her observations.
72. JANE_191203_457.JPG: Jane's Scientific Impact
73. JANE_191203_462.JPG: A Common Ancestor
74. JANE_191203_465.JPG: Chimpanzee Hands
75. JANE_191203_474.JPG: Chimpanzee and Human Skulls
76. JANE_191203_475.JPG: Six Decades of Discovery
77. JANE_191203_484.JPG: A Chimpanzee Paradise
78. JANE_191203_492.JPG: Jane's Early Conservation Work
79. JANE_191203_502.JPG: Intelligence Across Species
80. JANE_191203_508.JPG: Using and Making Tools
81. JANE_191203_513.JPG: F Family
82. JANE_191203_515.JPG: Meet the Family
83. JANE_191203_517.JPG: Flo Female
84. JANE_191203_521.JPG: Frodo Male
85. JANE_191203_525.JPG: Gilka Female
86. JANE_191203_529.JPG: Goblin Male
87. JANE_191203_534.JPG: Gremlin Female
88. JANE_191203_537.JPG: Goliath Male
89. JANE_191203_542.JPG: Fifi Female
90. JANE_191203_547.JPG: David Greybeard Male
91. JANE_191203_552.JPG: G Family
92. JANE_191203_555.JPG: Welcoming Baby Grub
93. JANE_191203_560.JPG: It's a Boy!
94. JANE_191203_572.JPG: Chimpanzee Tools
95. JANE_191203_578.JPG: Combating Rising Global Threats
96. JANE_191203_582.JPG: Interconnect Threats to Chimpanzees
97. JANE_191203_588.JPG: Threat #1: Habitat Loss
98. JANE_191203_591.JPG: Threat #2: Disease
99. JANE_191203_594.JPG: Threat #3: Trafficking
100. JANE_191203_597.JPG: Threat #4: Hunting
101. JANE_191203_603.JPG: Jane's "Damascus Moment"
102. JANE_191203_610.JPG: 1986 Conference Program
103. JANE_191203_612.JPG: Jane's Last Field Notebook
104. JANE_191203_624.JPG: Wire Snare Tangle
105. JANE_191203_625.JPG: This image shows the effects of deforestation on the land around Gombe Stream National Park. The image behind shows the lush forest habitat inside the park's boundaries.
106. JANE_191203_630.JPG: Applying Science and Technology for Better Decision-Making
107. JANE_191203_633.JPG: Jane's Activism Takes Root
108. JANE_191203_638.JPG: The Fight to Free the Chimpanzees
109. JANE_191203_645.JPG: Rescue and Rehabilitation
110. JANE_191203_650.JPG: An Icon of Inspiration
111. JANE_191203_651.JPG: Minerva Award 2009
112. JANE_191203_665.JPG: Britannica Award
113. JANE_191203_666.JPG: The Benjamin Franklin Medal of the Franklin Institute
114. JANE_191203_668.JPG: The John and Alice Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement
115. JANE_191203_687.JPG: Forbes 400
116. JANE_191203_690.JPG: Outstanding Contribution for the World Harmony 2012
117. JANE_191203_695.JPG: Tributes to Jane Goodall
118. JANE_191203_703.JPG: Jane's Travels Today
119. JANE_191203_705.JPG: The Power of Young People
120. JANE_191203_713.JPG: The Human Brain
121. JANE_191203_715.JPG: The Resilience of Nature
122. JANE_191203_723.JPG: Protesters march down 6th Avenue in New York City carrying a giant puppet representing Mother Earth during the People's Climate March in 2014.
123. JANE_191203_726.JPG: The Indomitable Human Spirit
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