Jane Goodall是一位享誉世界的灵长类动物学家和黑猩猩专家。有兴趣的读者请通过下面的链接看CBC最近对她的采访，听她讲述有关黑猩猩的故事。

http://www.cbc.ca/news/arts/story/2012/03/21/jane-goodall-current-interview.html

Jane Goodall relates an amazing chimp story

CBC News

Jane Goodall spoke to CBC News about the film Chimpanzee and the unusual relationship she observed between an orphaned chimp and a dominant male.

She also spoke about her concerns over environmental degradation that threatens not just chimpanzees but all life on the planet.

In an interview with CBC Radio's The Current on Wednesday she discussed her storied work as an animal scientist, conservationist and humanitarian.

Her interview with Jim Brown from Ottawa comes as a new documentary, Jane's Journey, has been released about her remarkable life and career.

Goodall arrived in Tanzania for the first time in 1960 as a young, untrained Englishwoman with an interest in animals. Her work studying chimpanzees in Gombe Steam National Park launched her career and led her to become one of the most renowned primatologists and chimp experts in the world.