Every day you live, you impact the planet
Summary
About seventeen years ago, the speaker told us that if we consciously buy the things that are ethical for us to buy or not to buy, we can change the world overnight. And then, she this time tells us that every day we live, we made an impact on the planet. This is the one seed of her hope that she wants to plant in our mind. The huge danger is apathy.
She was a naturalist studying chimpanzees and discovering an astonishing series of facts about what tools chimpanzees could use. However, humans have invaded natural habitats too much, kill, eat, traffic animals. She transformed into an activist. It’s because she didn’t make decisions about better relationships between people and nature. We lose all spiritual connection with the natural world. We’re looking for short-term monetary gain or power rather than the health of the planet and the future of our children.
Her project which is “Take Care” called “TACARE” works for helping people to find ways of living without destroying animals’ environment. It creates forest where chimp groups can live and it’s worked.
National Geographic launched her extraordinary film titled “Jane Goodall: The Hope”.
She creates a place where all young people can think about really helpful but harmless technology for us and animals. If we all do the bits that we can do, surely that makes a whole that eventually will win out.
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