Jane Goodall Instagram – 🔍 Let’s take a deep dive into the Jane Goodall Institute’s wild animal behavior research! Jane’s observations of chimpanzees in what is now Gombe, Tanzania, shaped the way we view the animal world, and continuing to learn about chimpanzees — and the many other species who share their ecosystems — is essential to protecting them! Here are some ongoing studies: 🐵 The longest-running wild chimpanzee study in the world continues in Gombe, Tanzania! JGI funds research to continue studying our closest genetic relatives, and together we’re learning so much. 📝 Also in Gombe, Tanzania, is a long-term study of olive baboons, led by Dr. Anthony Collins. This study has been going since 1972! 🌿 There are wild populations of chimpanzees that live around JGI’s Tchimpounga Sanctuary in the Republic of the Congo. JGI-RoC staff monitor their behavior to know when it’s safe to play outside with baby chimpanzees at the center. 📱 Teams of researchers also leverage the newest technology to monitor and study the larger biodiversity of these ecosystems, especially in Gombe, Tanzania. Help fund continued research at Gombe Stream National Park by becoming or gifting a Gombe Science Hero — LINK IN BIO 📸 credits: Image 1: JGI/Fernando Turmo Image 2: Stephano Lihedule Image 3 4: Nick Riley Photography Image 5: JGI/Anne Mosser . . . . . #wildliferesearch #Gombe #Tchimpounga #biodiversity #baboons #baboonresearch #chimpanzeeresearch #baboonconservation #bioacoustics #janegoodall #janegoodallinstitute #chimpanzees #conservation #nonprofit #chimpanzeeconservation #interconnected #communityledconservation #communityconservation #wildlife #africanwildlife