Catherine Crockford

Catherine Crockford, a primatologist specializing in chimpanzee behavior, and Neha Sinha, a wildlife biologist and conservationist, dive into Jane Goodall's revolutionary impact. They discuss Goodall’s groundbreaking methods in Gombe and the significance of naming chimps to challenge scientific norms. The duo explores the legacy of the 'Trimates,' women breaking into a male-dominated field, and how Goodall’s work inspires women in conservation today. They also reflect on the importance of involving local communities in wildlife conservation efforts.