“We are deeply saddened by the news of the death of Dr. Jane Gudoll, the messenger of the UN world,” the UN Enuckria (UNUP) program said in an official statement of the UN program. – Her life path devoted to the protection of nature, humanism and preservation of the world, left an indelible mark. “& Amp; nbsp; in the UNUP they expressed condolences to her family, the Jane Gudoll Institute and “to everyone who draws hope and inspiration in her example.” > outstanding primatologist, ecologist and humanist Jane Gudolla died on Wednesday, October 1. Her name has long been synonymous with scientific conscientiousness, compassion and struggle to preserve nature. Guddolla began her scientific career in 1960 in Tanzania, where she studied the behavior of wild chimpanzees in the Gomba National Park. Its discoveries – the use of tools, complex social ties and the emotional life of primates – turned scientific ideas and brought a person closer to the animal world. 60 > in 1977 she founded the Jane Budoll Institute, which became the global center of environmental activities. The organization implements dozens of projects in Africa aimed at sustainable development, protection of biodiversity and support for local communities. ~ ~ 60 > one of the most inspiring undertakings Budolla became the program roots & amp; Shoots (“roots and shoots”), uniting young people in almost a hundred countries. Its goal is to educate a new generation of leaders who are taking care of animals and the environment. ~ 60 > in 2002 Jane Gudoll was appointed by the UN Messenger. For more than two decades, she helped the organization attract attention to environmental problems, speaking at international forums, in schools and universities, inspiring millions of people around the world. ~ 60 > “Each of us matters. Each of us can change the world. Each of us can do something good, ”said Jane Gudoll. read Also: jane bundle: the main problem is the deification of material wealth 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62