The document discusses the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI), founded in 1977 to protect chimpanzees and their habitats through wildlife research, conservation efforts, and education programs. JGI's Roots & Shoots program engages nearly 150,000 youth members in over 120 countries in environmental and community projects. Additionally, JGI operates the TACARE program in Tanzania, working with 30 villages around Lake Tanganyika to promote reforestation, sustainable agriculture, health initiatives, and community development. JGI now has 27 institutes worldwide, funded through private donations, carrying out conservation, education, and development work globally.

1. Thomas Krejci
Lena Lun

2. The Jane Goodall Institute
Founded in 1977 in California
Protection of Chimpanzees
Coservation of habitats
Wildlife Research
Education

3. Roots & Shoots
Preschool to uni
Nearly 150,000 members in
more than 120 countries

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6. TACARE
Reforrestation
Sustainable Agriculture
Sustainable Community
developement
Health
Roots and Shoots

7. TACARE
Lake Tanganyika Catchment Reforestation and
Education
Tanzania 1994
In 30 villages around the
National Park
Base for developement Projects
in other countries

8. JGI-Worldwide
International Non-Profit
Organisation
27 Instituts/offices worldwide
Private donations and
sponsoring

9. Education
Environmental Protection
Entwicklungsmaßnahmen

10. JGI-Worldwide Goals
Global understanding and treatment
of great apes
Protection of great apes and their
habitats
Support local communities
Global network for young people

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