From the Archives
A Conversation with Jane Goodall
Special | 29m 21s
In 1990, journalist Lee Cullum talked with ethologist and conservation activist Dr. Jane Goodall as
Lee Cullum talks with conservation activist Dr. Jane Goodall for this 1990 Conversation episode. Goodall discussed her legendary research on African chimpanzees in Western Tanzania's Gombe Stream Chimpanzee Reserve. Goodall marveled at the similarities between chimpanzees and humans, how she was impressed by chimp mothers, and yet witnessed a horrific act by one of the chimp mothers.
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From the Archives is a local public television program presented by KERA
From the Archives
A Conversation with Jane Goodall
Special | 29m 21s
Lee Cullum talks with conservation activist Dr. Jane Goodall for this 1990 Conversation episode. Goodall discussed her legendary research on African chimpanzees in Western Tanzania's Gombe Stream Chimpanzee Reserve. Goodall marveled at the similarities between chimpanzees and humans, how she was impressed by chimp mothers, and yet witnessed a horrific act by one of the chimp mothers.
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