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Oct 3

38m 2s

Remembering Jane Goodall and her legacy ...

World Economic Forum / Linda Lacina

About this episode

This pioneering researcher-turned-climate activist who died this week reshaped how we see the natural world and how humans understand their place on this earth.

We revisit our 2021 interview with Jane and the unique way she approached climate communications to find common ground, broach difficult topics and inspire millions.

We also talk to Gill Einhorn, head of the World Economic Forum's 1t.org, who explains how Jane worked with that restoration and conservation initiative, sharing how Jane collaborated and forged connections behind the scenes, what leaders can learn, and how we can take her legacy forward.

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