In a recent interview, renowned primatologist Jane Goodall highlighted the urgency of addressing environmental threats as the world faces the sixth great extinction. Sharing insights from her ongoing tree-planting initiative in Uganda, she emphasized the importance of restoring habitats for chimpanzees. As leaders convene for COP29, Goodall warned that immediate action is needed to combat climate change and biodiversity loss. Reflecting on her pioneering research on chimpanzees, she reiterated the need for tougher regulations against activities that harm the environment and biodiversity.