Jane Goodall gives powerful speech at Sziget Festival then plants native trees in Hungary

Following her powerful speech about the future of our planet at Sziget Festival, primatologist Jane Goodall went on to plant some native trees in Hungary.

Jane Goodall, world-famous primatologist and environmentalist, believes and trusts in young people and the power of the fearless human soul. Last Thursday at Sziget Festival, in a short, only 10-minute-long speech, Goodall cleverly summed up how our future is tightly entwined with the state of nature, and why the behaviour of chimpanzees remind her of certain male politicians, reported hvg.hu.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGzvkI5Uqhs

In another article, HVG reports that Goodall told children that “Every small action counts,” as they planted trees together on Sas-hegy, in Budapest, Hungary.

After her speech at the festival on Thursday, she went to plant native trees on Sas-hegy with Hungarian children the next day.

Goodall and the kids planted downy oaks, wild pears and rowan berries on the mountain, which will help the other oaks of Sas-hegy become more natural and resistant.