Description
La reconocida primatóloga Jane Goodall explica su pasión por África, su primer contacto con los chimpancés y su relación con ellos, que ha llevado a cambiar nuestra visión de la especie humana. Además de investigadora, Jane Goodall es una gran activista y defensora de valores sociales y ecológicos. Ante la destrucción de hábitats que padecen muchas especies, Goodall argumenta que la conservación se ha de concebir de manera holística, con la plena participación de las gentes del lugar.
Renowned primatologist Jane Goodall explains her passion for Africa, her first contact with chimpanzees and her relationship with them, which has led to changing our view of the human species. In addition to being a researcher, Jane Goodall is a great activist and defender of social and ecological values. Faced with the destruction of habitats suffered by many species, she Goodall argues that conservation has to be conceived holistically, with the full participation of local people.
Renowned primatologist Jane Goodall explains her passion for Africa, her first contact with chimpanzees and her relationship with them, which has led to changing our view of the human species. In addition to being a researcher, Jane Goodall is a great activist and defender of social and ecological values. Faced with the destruction of habitats suffered by many species, she Goodall argues that conservation has to be conceived holistically, with the full participation of local people.
Details
Author: |
Duch-Latorre, Irene |
Language: |
Spanish |
Copyright: |
2022 |
Number of Pages: |
80 |
Binding Type: |
Paperback |
