I Think We're Still In A Muddle

It's The Bond Between Mother And Child, Which Is Really For Us And For Chimps And Other Primates, The Root Of All The Expressions Of Social Behavior.

We Are Beginning To Learn That Each Animal Has A Life And A Place And A Role In This World. If We Place Compassion And Care In The Middle Of All Our Dealings With The Animal World And Honor And Respect Their Lives, Our Attitudes Will Change.

I Never Wanted To Give Up. I Thought I Might Have To. Especially At The Beginning When Chimpanzees Had Never Seen A White Person Before.they Gave One Look At Me And Ran Away! They Were Scared, But Eventually I Got Their Trust.

Most Africans Don't Get To See These Wild Animals At All. Once They See And Learn About Them, They Are Much More Likely To Become Involved In Protecting The Environment.

I Started As - Well, I Wanted To Be Poet Laureate. And I Wanted To Be A Naturalist. That's How I Began. I Didn't Have Any Desire To Go And Be A Scientist. Louis Leakey Channeled Me There. I'm Delighted He Did. I Love Science. I Love Analyzing And Making Sense Of All These Observations. So, It Was The Perfect Rounding Off Of Who I Was Into Who I Am.