Helping humans and animals live together | Jane Goodall

www.ted.com The legendary chimpanzee researcher Jane Goodall talks about TACARE and her other community projects, which help people in booming African towns live side-by-side with threatened animals.

[@shwethabindhu6881]

Mrs. Goodall is an amazing person, a wonderful spirit, and a indescribable asset to this world. Thank you, Jane, for teaching us and believing in us.

[@jeaniee.6283]

Shwetha Bindhu, I feel the same. I am in awe listening to her, looking at her.

[@michellegruber4187]

She is a wonderful woman. My love and respect for this great Lady.

[@michaelwatts5481]

Do you believe in free will be though? Maybe she was just lucky. Some people are born with a lot more resources at their disposal.

[@hineddy]

A beautiful Soul with a heart of Gold!

[@danielpeers7140]

Jane Goodall is quite literally inspiring

[@band0l1n]

Teratornis, Jane Goodall came to our High School today. She quoted about how people criticized her for wasting fuel and causing emissions of CO2 by flying on a plane for many miles. In response, she replied: "Well, nobody gave me a magic carpet, so what else could I do."

[@kterhark]

I've never actually seen footage of Jane speaking. i dont think I can say anything that hasn't been said before of her, but I honestly think she is one of the most powerful and important leaders the world has today.

[@daswann14]

She's awesome. Nice presentation.

[@willowclay3137]

Empower others, plant seeds, and keep trying to improve this world! We love you! The animals need your embrace! Sloths also need their trees. Go green!!

[@BruceASuttles]

We love you; keep up the great work!

[@cryptoprocta]

I love you Jane Goodall!

[@albertcarrillo6158]

Amazing :D, you go Goodall!!!.

[@magua73]

A truly remarkable women, with a remarkable history behind her. I can't stop wondering how will future generations remember her? What will they say about her?

[@zezt]

Wonderful woman!

[@tangierla2682]

Incredible woman

[@band0l1n]

She's a great lady.

[@billie0283]

she feels that desperation . i feel that too.

[@shadowside1111]

Jane is an absolute winner.

[@FreeSilio]

This wonderful lady is one of the persons I'd like to have as a leader to drive the development of the platet. We could look into her eyes without being afraid for the future our children. I dont know about her private life, but anyway I think about her as a "mother". ..and she's so pretty! :-)

[@michellegruber4187]

This Lady is fantastic. I wish corrupted politicians, greedy financial people, and selfish populations of rich countries could listen to this lady speech and decide, at last, to change this silly way of life and all the mistakes we have made for the past three decades.

[@BriansArtforAnimals]

Animal conservation if run properly can easily lead to a better life for so many of the people that live around the wildlife.

[@RENATVS_IV]

Hahahahaa that begining and "good evening"

[@Chilldogg]

We can save the animals : )

[@varalakshmigorthi3265]

Good

[@JameelDesigner3]

E2 IELTS 😁💙

[@danielsummers555]

funny thing is, we got what we had and worked for

[@OzKurd]

We have a huge problem helping our human politicians, men of religion and competing controlling multinationals live together!

[@DinaZulfikar]

amazing woman.. woo woo woo wooh

[@ultravidz]

holy shit dude wtf!!! that was pretty strait forward...

[@bluejihbed5022]

How can i become å memeber of roots and shoots living in sweden

[@crudhousefull]

Yes people can all achieve the standard of living the west is having, but none of us can afford to waste things like they do. You can't buy a TV/sofa/computer every two or three years...that's such a waste, and no one needs to waste resources that way. Also, companies are now manufacturing things in such a way that they deteriorate in an year or two so they can sell consumers another product. Such waste that needs to stop immediately. Educate the consumers!

[@Ricardo323]

you are thinking of Dian Fossey.

[@Teratornis]

We need our intellectual leaders to make the world aware of its most destructive habit: travel. More than half of the world's petroleum extraction goes to fuel transportation, and motorized transportation depends on petroleum for more than 95% of its energy. Environmentalists of all people need to lead the way in developing technology and strategies to move information without dragging human brains around. That's how we can make a real difference, and not just complain about the problems.

[@Lihinel]

Ok, that was a bit extrem and it wasnt fair to say it in this video. Was my fault for mixing those statements with likely sounding phrases in other one from different sources that got me in a realy bad mood. However, what may I ask is your solution for those issues? We have long ago overstepped the natural capacites, if not for mordern technology we would not be able to sustain even half of our population. Getting rid of our wasteful information and transportation network would equal

[@Lihinel]

a self inflicktet amputation of our arms legs and brain. Trying to solve an upcomming catastrophe by measures that lead to an even greater desaster is just no solution.

[@jungenbum]

I personally believe that U.S. Americans are unable to do so, because 'sama people out there in our nation don't have maps, and I believe that our education, like, such as, Africa and Iraq, everywhere like such as. And I believe that they should, our education over here in the U.S., should help should help the U.S., er South Africa and should help Iraq and the asian countries so we would be able to build up our future.

[@elinebommel893]

ANIMALS are animals Humans are humans The animals need to BE LEFT ALONE..Because sometimes They won't be bothered by Humans so They ATTACK Them sometimes also kills Them.

[@Emily-Solo]

Jane Goodall is a wonderful woman, but her TED talk was disappointing to me. We already know that monkeys are the closest mammal to humans and that we share many aspects of life with them, we already know that their habitat is in danger - I wish she would have focused more on her personal work and testimony to show us how we can learn and grow with these amazing animals.

[@5patrickm]

whos watching in 2028?

[@elfinflame6244]

wait your saying your on of the survivors of the corona pandemic

[@Dark_Interloper]

Humans ARE animals though...

[@Teratornis]

What I find even more depressing than Jane's recounting of some obvious examples of environmental destruction is her seeming obliviousness to one of the most environmentally destructive human habits: motorized travel. Especially travel for the purpose of exchanging information. If Jane wants to teach young people how to save the Earth, she should teach them how to get work done without jetting around the world like she does. Take the no-fly pledge like George Monbiot!

[@Lihinel]

Meah, most parts of it are pretty good, but some just painfully remind me of the standard feel good love nature new age craptalk. Cut the human heart shit out, it ultimatly just leads to misunderstanding, misery and pain. Doing something just because it feels good and right is the false way. But again, with most parts, I agree. There are just some fregments and phrases that ring the alert clock.

[@danielsummers555]

ho ra

[@Teratornis]

If she doesn't like what oil companies do to help her travel the world, she should stop traveling, or travel without using oil. It's easy to rationalize the petroleum consumption of one woman, but that's the entire problem - everybody can just as easily rationalize their own vitally important need to travel. See for example Al Gore and his corporate jet trips against global warming. Jane Goodall should get a clue from George Monbiot and take the no-fly pledge.

[@Lihinel]

*, species go extinct all the time and we put some extra "unnatural" pressure onto those kinds adapted to special environments. And btw, those species that have the tools to adapt faster (intelligence, high reproduction rate, ...) or are domesticated do just fine.

[@cryptoprocta]

Old nature is dead When will we hit the stars already? The earth cannot sustain human life by itself. I think our priority is to start making food in labs void of tradition land based in an attempt to rebalance the earth patterns. Eventually, these steps will be taken regardless if it happens now or not.

[@jefferykoonz3915]

old nature is not dead, in fact, we are killing it and if we don't start taking care of it, the natural world will retaliate by creating natural disaster which could quite plausibly lead to the extinction of the human race.

[@jefferykoonz3915]

we aren't any more entitled to this planet than nature is and the reason why the earth can't "sustain human life" is because we steal its opportunity to do so by using up all of its resources.

[@jefferykoonz3915]

making food in labs isn't the next step we need to take to survive as a civilization. we need to go back to our roots and start growing our own gardens of food and stop depending so much on the government and government corporations to provide it for us. that gives them power. we need to not do that and instead empower ourselves and one another by protecting our dear planet and its resources so it can have a clean enviroment to rebalance and rebloom itself. if we just give nature the access, it will fix itself. but until we do so the existence of the human race will continually be at risk.

[@Teratornis]

People do not preserve the Earth by taking fossil-fueled joyrides into space. The way to save the Earth is to build entertaining forms of artificial experience which stimulate the human mind as profoundly as sitting on a giant tank of rocket fuel and lighting it.

[@gusphraba]

Watch idiocracy.

[@user-oq4kz8kd7l]

Gfgez

[@wachiramrm3925]

you should try mingling with some lions and bears to see how well you fit in.

[@TransliteratedJumble]

(1) Elitist U.N. lackey plain Jane Goodall blames the fecundity of Equatorial Africa's emaciated women for the penury in which they suffer. No blame is shared by the U.N.'s International Monetary Fund that demands usurious interest on the money it "lends" to struggling republics; no blame is shared by the

[@Clenoka]

I really don't have anything to say on this subject, but I will say that... This woman has a really fucked up voice.. lol