The world is mourning the loss of Dame Jane Goodall, the renowned primatologist and environmentalist, who passed away at the age of 91. Tributes from prominent figures, including Sir David Attenborough and Prince William, have highlighted her groundbreaking contributions to science and conservation. Sir David, a close friend of Dr. Goodall, described her as a ‘tireless advocate’ for chimpanzees and a ‘great champion of environmental protection.’ Prince William praised her ‘boundless curiosity, compassion, and pioneering spirit,’ which he said transformed humanity’s understanding of the natural world. Dr. Goodall died of natural causes while on a speaking tour in California, according to the Jane Goodall Institute. Her discoveries revolutionized scientific understanding of chimpanzees, and her advocacy for environmental protection left an indelible mark on global conservation efforts. Sir David emphasized her unique ability to form deep bonds with chimpanzees in the wild, a feat that reshaped scientific methodologies. Prince William, in a heartfelt post on X, stated that the world had lost ‘an extraordinary voice’ and credited her for inspiring countless individuals, including himself, to protect the planet. Other notable figures, including former U.S. President Barack Obama and actor Leonardo DiCaprio, also paid tribute. Obama highlighted her role in paving the way for women in science, while DiCaprio called her ‘a true hero for the planet.’ The United Nations expressed its sorrow, acknowledging her tireless work for the planet and its inhabitants, leaving a legacy that will continue to inspire future generations.