Jane Goodall, world -famous natural scientist and pioneer of animal behavior research, has been tirelessly devoted tirelessly to the protection of endangered animal species. Already as a twenty -three -year -old, the current icon of young conservationists went to Grom, Africa to fulfill her dream and study the life of wild animals, especially chimpanzees.
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In the book About Hope, he draws on the wisdom of his entire life, which has dedicated to nature, and helps us understand how to maintain hope and face in the face of pandemies, wars and imminent ecological disasters. In an intimate conversation with Douglas Abrams, he tells her travels around the world, pioneering research and constant activism. Her rich experience can help us better understand the crises we are currently facing. Together Jane and Doug outline the only possible way forward - start to believe again in the future. Because hope exists, although sometimes it seems unattainable. It can be found, for example, in nature - and in our own resistance.