This shared effort is how we can carry Dr. Jane's legacy forward.

To learn more about what kind of impact you can make with your GivingTuesday gift, go to JaneGoodall.ca/GT2025. We're very grateful for your support – today and every day.

When you give to the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada, you are helping advance the work that Dr. Jane cared about: chimpanzees, supporting community-led conservation, and empowering young changemakers.

Because when we come together, we can do so much good.

To harness this passion, Dr. Jane and students from Tanzania created Roots & Shoots – and now, "Roots & Shoots is a global movement of thousands of passionate young people making a big impact."

To see how you can join them, go to RootsAndShoots.ca.

You meant the world to Dr. Jane. You kept her going. You gave her hope. And you do the same for us.

Let's keep the work she started moving forward – and let's advance her mission together. Join us at JaneGoodall.ca.

"I've always had this passion for wolverines, I don't know why," she told our team.

That was probably one of the reasons Dr. Jane enjoyed coming to Canada, but another reason was you. "When I think of coming to Canada," she also told our team, "I think of the people – the people that I'll meet."

How can you help? Adopt one of the three chimpanzees seen here through our Chimp Guardian program. When you do that, you help make sure more chimpanzees can get the care they need.

Find out how you can adopt one of these remarkable creatures at JaneGoodall.ca/Adopt.

They were treated for various ailments and illnesses. And with time, they were able to heal and recover – turning back into the fun, adventurous chimpanzees they were always meant to be.

This kind of recovery isn't possible without your support, though.

Merlin also spoke about the need for us to carry forth Dr. Jane's mission: "Her spirit will continue to live in everyone who has embraced and loved her, as well as all of those who have listened to her message and will carry forth the mission."

To join us as we advance Dr. Jane's mission, go to:

"Jane has proven everybody can make a difference," Shelley told our team. "She made a difference. And because of everybody supporting the Jane Goodall Institute, even more of a difference can be made."

Donate now and double your impact with this matching challenge from Shelley and Liam:

If you want to check out these resources, learn more about Jane, and reflect on the legacy she leaves behind – the legacy that she trusted us to take on – go to our new blog post:

To help with that, we've compiled some resources for you – books you can read, shows you can watch, and podcasts you can put on.

We've also compiled activities for children and families, and proposed some reflection questions.

And don't wait too long – you only have one week to get your donation matched!

Dr. Jane always said: "What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make."

This week, with this match, you can make an incredible difference. Are you ready?

When you give and get your gift matched, you're helping advance Dr. Jane’s legacy. You're helping protect chimpanzees, supporting community-led conservation, and ensuring young leaders have the support and resources they need.

To learn more about this match, and to double your impact:

Every small step adds up to a world where animals, people, and the environment thrive together.

May her message continue to lead us forward so that, when we look back on our own journey, we can all say: "I did make a difference."

Just like Dr. Jane.

To the School of the Environment at the University of Toronto: Thank you. Without your support, this memorial wouldn't have been possible.

And to each and every one of you who joined us: Thank you! You are what kept Jane going. You meant so much to her, and you mean so much to us.

To the team that helped make this happen, including all of the volunteers: Thanks to you, too. We so appreciate your hard work, commitment, and professionalism.

To the wonderful Katherine Holland: Thank you for these photos. We'll always have them to look back on, and we're grateful for that.