Jane Goodall just turned 90 years old, and if you think this has slowed her down, you couldn’t be more mistaken. Dr. Goodall still travels 300 days out of the year—yes, 300!—for her work as a conservationist. She’s been at it since 1960, when she arrived in Tanzania as a 26-year-old to study chimpanzees and forever changed the way we view and understand human behavior.⁠ ⁠ Now she’s having a whole lot of fun celebrating her birthday milestone: She’s gotten a 90-dog salute in California, released a film about her life’s work, and partnered with a conservation photography organization to raise money for the Jane Goodall Institute.⁠ ⁠ They’ll be selling 90 prints by a mix of well-known, underrepresented, and up-and-comer female photographers who all have one thing in common: They keep the planet at the forefront. Swipe through to see a few of the works for sale, and click the link in our bio for the full story.⁠ ⁠ ✍️: valisbury⁠ ⁠ #janegoodall #conservationphotography #womenphotographers #...