For the first time, I heard that the junior high school had a "Roots and Shoots" group, learned about the activities of the group, lamented the rich extracurricular life of children now, and found out in depth that "Roots and Shoots" was found

The first time I heard that the junior high school had a "roots and shoots" group, I learned about the activities of the group, lamented the rich extracurricular life of the children now, and found that the founder of "roots and shoots" was not simple.

Roots & Shoots is one of the world's most influential environmental education programs for young people, encouraging young people around the world to care for the environment, care for animals, care for communities, and bring about change in the world with their own actions.

Teenagers can design projects based on what they care about or what they want to change, apply for the establishment of "Roots and Shoots" groups, and influence those around them through their own small attempts, thus becoming the beginning of changing the world.

The activities of the "Roots and Shoots" group not only make young people thinkers and practitioners of environmental protection, but also sow the seeds of life for them.

The founder of Roots and Shoots is Jane Goodall. She is a British zoologist and recipient of the "United Nations Messenger of Peace" designation, and has long dedicated herself to the field research of chimpanzees.

At the age of 26, he entered the primary forest of Gombe National Park in Tanzania to conduct research, and lived with chimpanzees in the harsh African jungle for 38 years, obtaining a lot of valuable information.

To get a closer look at chimpanzees, Jane Goodall simply maintains a lifestyle that is consistent with them: she eats the fruit of the orangutans and sleeps in the woods at night. 15 months passed and a miracle happened! The chimpanzees had become accustomed to her presence, and even though Jane Goodall was sitting next to her, they ignored her and didn't bother to look at her.

Jane Goodall discovered that chimpanzees can fish for termites from nests with grass and know how to process and make tools, breaking down that "the difference between humans and animals is that people can make and use tools." This conventional view, this discovery is revolutionary, leading to a redefinition of animals and humans themselves.

Jane Goodall's long fieldwork has rewritten the history of anthropology, and her love, perseverance, ingenuity and passion have made her a prominent figure in the field of animal protection.

The last micro-headline is her original intention of creating "Roots and Shoots", soft and powerful, with ardent hope for teenagers and a strong sense of mission.

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