Hope for Animals: Don’t Let the Last Howls of Red Wolves Go Unnoticed
Most people have heard of grey wolves. Some know of Mexican gray wolves. But very…
Author Christopher Lile
Christopher Lile
Christopher is currently a community engagement intern at the Jane Goodall Institute. He graduated from Gardner-Webb University in May of 2017 with a double major in Biology and Psychology. Christopher’s ultimate goal is a Ph.D. in Anthropology to further contribute to the research and conservation of endangered primates and canines. Jane Goodall is one of Christopher’s heroes, inspiring him to study black and white ruffed lemurs in Madagascar, train and care for wolves and foxes at Wolf Park, and research ring tailed lemurs at the Duke Lemur Center.
Science Update: Chimps Start Wars for Power and Benefit From Play
From the beginning of Dr. Jane Goodall’s research in 1960, she knew that humans and…
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The Future is Here: Artificial Intelligence is Saving Wildlife
Strategically placed recycled cell phones are combating deforestation by sending notifications to rangers when chainsaw noises are…
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How to follow in Jane’s Footsteps and Study Animal Behavior
Imagine sitting in the forest for hours at a time, watching your favorite primate species,…
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The Greatest Danger to Our Future is Apathy for Endangered Species
All species deserve celebration, but Endangered Species Day is reserved specifically for those most precious…
