Ideas worth spreading

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May 2020

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Cada día de nuestra vida, generamos un impacto en el planeta.

La legendaria primatóloga Jane Goodall cree que la supervivencia de la humanidad depende de la conservación del mundo natural. En una entrevista con el director de TED, Chris Anderson, nos explica cómo fueron sus días con los chimpancés, cómo pasó de ser una naturalista respetada a una activista dedicada, y cómo está empoderando a las comunidades de todo el mundo para salvar los hábitats naturales.

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La legendaria primatóloga Jane Goodall cree que la supervivencia de la humanidad depende de la conservación del mundo natural. En una entrevista con el director de TED, Chris Anderson, nos explica cómo fueron sus días con los chimpancés, cómo pasó de ser una naturalista respetada a una activista dedicada, y cómo está empoderando a las comunidades de todo el mundo para salvar los hábitats naturales.

This talk was presented at an official TED conference. TED's editors chose to feature it for you.

Learn more about the Jane Goodall Institute.

Join Roots & Shoots' World Chimpanzee Day Challenge.

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Primatologist, conservationist

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Dubbed "the woman who redefined man" by her biographer, Jane Goodall has changed our perceptions of primates, people and the connection between the two.

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After a long career in journalism and publishing, Chris Anderson became the curator of the TED Conference in 2002 and has developed it as a platform for identifying and disseminating ideas worth spreading.