Host Bette Vasquez talks with Dr. Jane Goodall, the world's foremost authority on the chimpanzee. Goodall has helped educate the world, not only to better understand chimpanzees but the relationship between all creatures.

In October of 1960 scientist Jane Goodall made an amazing discovery.
While deep in the jungles of
Gombe, she witnesses a male chimpanzee using a grass stem as a tool for finding food. It was an amazing scientific find because up until that point, it had been thought that only human beings could use and make tools. Despite Dr. Goodall's efforts to help the chimps, logging has ravaged that very same jungle. Today only about 40
chimps, which are confined to a few
protected square miles, live in that region.

For more information visit www.janegoodall.org.