![]() “But my main hope for the future are young people,” she tells Professor Johnston. So do new technologies that let people around the world raise their voice in unison on issues such as climate change, or work out their own environmental footprint each day so they can alter their lifestyles. ![]() The resilience of nature and the indomitable human spirit that makes people continue the struggle for change give her confidence, she says. And great shock and sadness when she realised our closest relatives were dying out across Africa, due to deforestation and loss of habitat, hunting for meat, and a live animal trade exploiting them for entertainment.īut in an inspiring interview, world-renowned British primatologist and activist Dr Jane Goodall also tells UNSW Dean of Science Professor Emma Johnston that, at 83 years of age, her overwhelming feeling is one of hope for the future. ![]() There were moments of fear in the rainforest, when wary chimpanzees threatened her with branches. ![]()
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