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Conservationist Dame Jane Goodall died at age 91 in California during a US speaking tour. She was famous for studying chimpanzees and showed how closely humans and chimps are related. In 1960, she was the first to see a chimp use a tool, changing science forever. She worked hard to protect animals and nature worldwide. Jane founded the Jane Goodall Institute in 1977 to help chimpanzees and the environment. She received many awards, including the US Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2025. She kept working and speaking about climate change and wildlife until her death. Many leaders and groups, like the UN and Greenpeace, praised her life and work. She inspired millions to care for the planet and fight to save nature. (Updated 2 Oct 2025, 06:18 IST; source: link)