Accessories

These neck gaiters sport the JGI logo, with Jane metaphorically reaching out to the rest of the animal kingdom and standing supportively behind the next generation of changemakers. Wear this to show...

These neck gaiters sport the JGI logo, with Jane metaphorically reaching out to the rest of the animal kingdom and standing supportively behind the next generation of changemakers. Wear this to show your support, and to remember that everything is interconnected, humans, other animals, and everything on this planet we share. When you purchase this item, you'll be directly supporting the Jane Goodall Institute in our efforts to protect chimpanzees, other great apes, and their habitats, improve...

A chimpanzee is profiled in mid-swing in this delightful bronze pendant designed by Cavin Richie. The Swinging Chimp is the inaugural design in the Conservancy in Bronze collection, with a...

A chimpanzee is profiled in mid-swing in this delightful bronze pendant designed by Cavin Richie. The Swinging Chimp is the inaugural design in the Conservancy in Bronze collection, with a substantial portion of the sale proceeds to be donated to the Jane Goodall Institute. The size of this pendant is 2 inches high and 1 inch wide. The nylon cord adjusts from 18 to 34 inches long. BronzeMade in USAThis item ships directly from the manufacturer and will arrive separate from other items David...

Dr. Jane Goodall is one of the world's most celebrated experts on animal behaviour, but did you know she started out by observing her childhood dog, Rusty? Jane credits Rusty with teaching her that...

Dr. Jane Goodall is one of the world's most celebrated experts on animal behaviour, but did you know she started out by observing her childhood dog, Rusty? Jane credits Rusty with teaching her that animals are individuals with their own thoughts, feelings and personalities - a lesson she clearly remembered when she began her groundbreaking work with wild chimpanzees!Now you can own a plush replica of Jane's beloved pet, passing on this important lesson to create a more compassionate tomorrow...