#goodale

[amnhnyc]

Happy birthday, Jane Goodall! Dr. Goodall’s groundbreaking field studies of chimpanzee social behavior forever changed the way we view our closest evolutionary relatives. By inspiring her readers to empathize with the wild chimpanzees she got to know on an almost personal level, Dr. Goodall provided a compelling moral argument for allowing these intelligent primates to flourish in their natural habitats.

Photo: Think Out Loud, CC BY-NC 2.0, flickr

[spiderliliez]

JANE GOODALL : AN INSIDE LOOK An intimate portrait of Dr. Goodall and her pioneering work The documentary draws from an extensive collection of unseen footage, totaling more than 100 hours, capturing Jane Goodall’s work in Gombe during the 1960s, meticulously filmed by Hugo van Lawick. Thought to have been lost, this invaluable footage resurfaced in 2014, providing a glimpse into Dr. Goodall’s groundbreaking research and the natural world she dedicated her life to studying.

[+] JANE (2017) 🌿

[xplore-the-unknwn]

This scene...

Noa mourning his dad was so heartbreaking to see. I was expecting him to cry like a human would. But him kneeling and curling up like a ball, The way his eyes shift thinking and taking it all in and silently shedding tears was so impactful. The silence was loud! 💯

Turns out Owen did some research on how Chimpanzees understand the concept of death and how they mourn.

and it made the scene more heartbreaking! I love that they're giving alot of thought into bringing Noa to life. Its just perfect. 👌

[diioonysus]

love + art

[galleria-delle-stelle]

"The Finding of Moses" by Frederick Goodall, 1885

[laclefdescoeurs]

Portrait of the Artist’s Wife, 1873, Frederick Goodall

[maturemenoftvandfilms]

More Ralph Gooddale please

[labete-du-gevaudan]

[ofleafstructure]

Song of the Wood (ph. Jasper Goodall)

[andallshallbewell]

[the-vegan-muser]

I came up with this meme in a dream I had last night and made it the second I woke up.

[lionofchaeronea]

Evening Prayers in the Desert, Frederick Goodall (1822-1904)

[julesofnature]

“I don’t remember when first I heard Them calling, with their silvery voices, The little Angels of the trees and flowers. They offered to unlock my mind And take my soul away, to clean. And oh! I welcomed them, and lay Stretched out upon the fragrant Grass, light as an empty husk. Then they, with rueful smiles, did oil The rusty hinges of my mind, and swept Away the cobwebs, and hung my soul Upon a topmost bough, to air, Close to the purifying sun. And I was lucky For as it fluttered there, a robin chat’s sweet Song rose through the trees till every fiber Of my soul was bathed in harmony. When all was clean and new they fetched My soul and slipped it back and, smiling, Danced away. And I—well, for a day or two— I looked upon the world with all the Innocence and wonder of a newborn babe. And now, if I am sad, or filled With sudden rage, I find some quiet place With grass and leaves and earth, and sit there Silently, and hope that they will come And call me, with their silvery voices, And make me clean again, those Little Angels of the trees and flowers.” ~Jane Goodall, Reason for Hope: A Spiritual Journey

[diioonysus]

tender love + art

[wouldyourecognizethisperson-poll]

[robertocustodioart]

Jane Goodall by Martin Schoeller 2010