04/03/2026
Today, Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, would have been 92.
And yet, she feels profoundly present.
In the forests she fought for.
In the chimpanzees she gave a voice to.
In all of us who see the natural world differently because of her.
Some people change science.
And there are people who change hearts.
Jane did both.
She showed us that one person, with patience, compassion, and belief, can shift everything. Many of us found our path because of her. Some picked up a camera. Others stayed when it felt easier to turn away, because she never did.
Today, those who loved her are calling April 3rd Jane Goodall Day. This is a moment to honor not just what she did, but what she awakened in all of us.
We’re deeply honored to share that The Nature of Hope: The World Jane Goodall Inspired opens today.
It is a collective love letter from photographers around the world whose lives and work were shaped by Jane, carrying forward her mission to protect our planet and helping people reconnect and fall back in love with the natural world.
The collection includes rare, hand-signed prints by Jane, alongside iconic images from some of the world’s most celebrated photographers.
100% of proceeds from Jane’s signed prints will go directly to .
All other proceeds support Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots and .impacts fellowships—empowering the next generation of changemakers.
Many prints are limited and won’t be available again.
The Jane Goodall Institute and Vital Impacts do not endorse handling or close proximity to wildlife. This image reflects a historical and sanctuary context.
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