This fascinating program examines the life and work of Jane Goodall. Dr. Goodall explains how and why at a young age she moved to a remote area of Africa and undertook a major study of chimpanzee behavior. She recalls the day-to-day events of her many years in Gombe and discusses some of her intriguing discoveries about chimpanzee behavior, including the many ways in which chimpanzee and human emotions are similar. Dr. Goodall also emphasizes her current efforts to save the chimpanzee from exploitation. (31 minutes)

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