Jane Goodall (primarily known for her work with primates but also a child rights advocate)

Jane Goodall is a renowned scientist best known for her groundbreaking research on chimpanzees, revealing their complex social behaviors and intelligence. Her work transformed our understanding of primates and emphasized the importance of conservation. Beyond her scientific contributions, she is also a passionate advocate for child rights and education, working to inspire young people to care for the environment and animals. Her efforts blend scientific discovery with a commitment to ethical, global stewardship, making her a prominent figure in both wildlife conservation and humanitarian causes.