Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and UN Messenger of Peace, braved the unknown to give the world a remarkable window into humankind’s closest living relatives: chimpanzees. 

In this hands-on, transportive multimedia exhibition celebrating her extraordinary life and work, visitors will explore Dr. Goodall’s early years through iconic images and a multiscreen experience. Venture on an interactive projection of Tanzania’s Gombe National Park where she did her famous behavioral research on chimpanzees. 

Visitors will also see a life-size hologram of Dr. Goodall, enter a replica of her research tent and learn about her current role as a leader in community-centered conservation and youth empowerment. Finally, visitors will find out what they can do to make a positive impact in the world. 

Exhibit Highlights 

• Multimedia video introduction to Dr. Jane Goodall and her work, as told through her own voice. 
• Interactive projection of Tanzania’s Gombe National Park where Dr. Goodall conducted her behavioral research on chimpanzees. 
• Life-sized hologram of Dr. Goodall. 
• Opportunities to learn about the famous chimpanzees of Gombe National Park and their fascinating behaviors. 
• Iconic images and multimedia that explore Dr. Goodall’s early years. 
• A replica of Dr. Goodall’s research tent, along with artifacts, objects and handwritten letters from throughout her life. 
• Explanations of the threats faced by wild chimpanzees. 
• Pledge stations to inspire exhibit guests to make a positive impact in the world.

An exhibition organized and traveled by the National Geographic Society in partnership with the Jane Goodall Institute.