Jane Goodall observed animals from a young age. Through those grainy lenses, she made the wild intimate and urgent, never shying away from the hardships but always letting hope shine. Jane Goodall’s revolutionary work helped scientists to glean better insights into the world of chimpanzees. Powered by her Jane Goodall Institute, and the Roots & Shoots movement, her work galvanized millions to address environmental issues at the local level. Jane Goodall died at age 91, but her work and spirit endure wherever curiosity becomes care and empathy gives rise to environmental action.