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Securing a future for chimpanzees

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Fifty years after setting foot in Gombe, Jane Goodall calls for urgent action to save our closest living relatives from extinction in the wild. Conservationists and local people must collaborate, she and Lilian Pintea conclude.

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  1. Jane Goodall is founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, 4245 North Fairfax Drive, Suite 600 Arlington, Virginia 22203, USA, and a UN Messenger of Peace,

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  2. Lilian Pintea is director of conservation science at the Jane Goodall Institute. lpintea@janegoodall.org,

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Goodall, J., Pintea, L. Securing a future for chimpanzees. Nature 466, 180–181 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1038/466180a

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