In Memoriam - Dame Jane Goodall, 1934-2025

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  • Michael Brett-Crowther 1 rue des Albizias Queue d'Ageasse, 79190 Lorigné, Deux-Sèvres, France.

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https://doi.org/10.63095/NBSEH.25.990044

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This In Memoriam stands as both a reflection and a farewell to Dame Jane Goodall (1934–2025) — naturalist, communicator, and humanitarian. The graphical tribute, bathed in quiet greens and golds, evokes her lifelong harmony with the natural world and her message of hope when the planet seems dark. Goodall was not simply an observer of chimpanzees in Gombe but a reconciler of species, a woman who bridged the emotional distance between human beings and nature. Her gaze, her silence, and her patience became instruments of revelation. We recall her courage to challenge the hierarchies of science, her compassion and her conviction that change begins with daily acts of care. The forest silhouettes and the rising light in the composition mirror the continuity of her work — a reminder that, as she said, “Even when the planet is dark, there still is hope.”

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2025-10-14

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Brett-Crowther, M. (2025). In Memoriam - Dame Jane Goodall, 1934-2025. Natural Built Social Environment Health, 1(5), 239–241. https://doi.org/10.63095/NBSEH.25.990044

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Vol. 1 No. 5 (2025): Volume 1 Issue 5 2025

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In Memoriam – Dame Jane Goodall (1934–2025)

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