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PETA names Jane Goodall ‘person of the year’ for 2025

Earlier this year, the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals named the late Dame Jane Goodall its person of the year for 2025, with Ingrid Newkirk saying Jane Goodall turned prejudices and preconceived notions about other species on their head.
Goodall began her research in Tanzania in 1960 and founded the Jane Goodall Institute in 1977; she supported PETA campaigns to end primate research and exposed a Maryland laboratory confining chimpanzees.
A monkey puzzle tree and plaque were dedicated at PETA US’s Bea Arthur Dog Park memorial garden beside its Norfolk, Virginia headquarters, honoring conservationist Jane Goodall.
PETA UK will donate copies of Animal Liberation to every library in Bournemouth, and PETA urged the public to honour Goodall by going vegan.
Early backing of PETA and public honours position Dame Jane Goodall as a longstanding advocate who urged UPS, SeaWorld, and Air France to end animal exploitation.

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PETA names Jane Goodall ‘person of the year’ for 2025

The world-renowned primatologist and chimpanzee expert died of natural causes in California, USA, on October 1 at the age of 91.

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Dr. Jane Goodall Named Posthumously PETA's 2025 Person of the Year

She is keenly missed, but for devoting her life to reshaping how humans perceive other animals and reminding everyone that “all are deserving of our respect and our compassion and our care,” world-renowned primate expert, vegan, and trailblazing animal advocate Dr. Jane Goodall has been posthumously named PETA’s 2025 Person of the Year. Goodall, who passed away on October 1 at the age of 91, began upending speciesist notions about animals in 196…

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