Jane Goodall Instagram – Happy International Museum Day! 📚🏛️🔍 At the Jane Goodall Institute, we’re so proud to collaborate with these centers of learning and culture, especially through our own traveling #BecomingJane exhibition with @insidenatgeo ! “Becoming Jane: The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall” follows Jane’s journey from a young woman who dreamed of living with wild animals, to the global icon we know today. Take a step inside a recreation of Jane’s research camp in Gombe, Tanzania, learn about the research that has continued since these early days, and hear from a hologram-like projection of Dr. Goodall as she shares her memories from that extraordinary time. Have you explored the exhibition yet? Now’s the last chance for folks in #SaltLakeCity, UT to see it at @nhmu before it departs on May 28. But not to worry — the adventure continues at @thedurhammuseum in #Omaha, NE where the exhibition will be opening on June 22! Learn more — LINKS IN BIO 📸 credit: Jonathan Orr ….. #museumday #museums #education #thingstodoinsaltlakecity #thingstodoinomaha #exhibition #janegoodall #janegoodallinstitute #chimpanzees #conservation #nonprofit #chimpanzeeconservation #interconnected #communityledconservation #communityconservation #wildlife #africanwildlife #tacare Alt text: A photo of an elderly, feminine person with pale skin and white hair pulled into a ponytail (Dr. Jane Goodall) participating in an interactive display, a part of the exhibit aimed at recreating one of her iconic photos. She is leaning her head down to touch the fingertips on a metal sculpture of a chimpanzee arm reaching out. Behind and to the right of her is the famous photograph in question—a younger Jane similarly posed but her head touched by a real chimpanzee in Gombe. A photo of an elderly, feminine person with pale skin and white hair pulled into a ponytail (Dr. Jane Goodall) looking up at a museum display showcasing photos from her life, awards she has won, books, art, and more. A photo of an elderly, feminine person with pale skin and white hair pulled into a ponytail (Dr. Jane Goodall) looking at a glass case with a green platform inside, and a telescope resting on the platform.