Jane Goodall Instagram – While we all love a photo that shows a glimpse into the lives of incredible species like chimpanzees, it’s important to be mindful of the content we engage with. That’s why every time we post an archival photo or a picture from a sanctuary that shows people and wildlife in close proximity to each other, we include our disclaimer: *The Jane Goodall Institute does not endorse handling or close proximity to wildlife.* Giving wildlife space keeps everyone safe. So before hitting that like or share button, take a moment to ensure the content aligns with ethical standards. Here’s what to watch out for: 🚫 Videos and photos from unaccredited captive facilities seeking attention or profit 🚫 Chimpanzees being coerced into unnatural behaviors or dressed up for entertainment 🚫 Close contact between chimpanzees and non-expert humans Swipe through to discover and appreciate examples of appropriate content: 🐵 Chimpanzees thriving in their natural habitat 🍃 Living freely at an accredited sanctuary, or 💚 Being cared for by trained professionals Let’s celebrate these remarkable animals responsibly! 🌿📸 📸 Image 1: Fernando Turmo 📸 Image 2: Stephano Lihedule 📸 Image 3: Fernando Turmo Alt Text: Image 1: A young chimpanzee holding a stick on the forest floor at Tchimpounga. Image 2: A wild chimpanzee climbing through vines in Gombe Stream National Park. Image 3: Two adult chimpanzees laying on the forest floor in the foreground with two researcher studying and watching them in the background. #WildlifePhotography #Gombe #Tchimpounga #JaneGoodallInstitute #JGI #JaneGoodall #Conservation #WildlifeProtection #Chimpanzees #Environmentalism #AnimalWelfare #Sustainability #Science #Education #TheMoreYouKnow