28th February 2025
A living legend returned to Braeburn International School Arusha (BISA) on February 24th, 2025. Dr. Jane Goodall, the world-renowned primatologist and environmental advocate, graced our campus with her presence for a second time. This visit built upon her pivotal 2018 trip, where she inaugurated the BISA Roots & Shoots club. Thanks to the dedication of Mr. Denis, the club's supervisor, Dr. Goodall's vision continues to thrive, inspiring generations of BISA students to protect our planet.
Braeburn International School Arusha (BISA) was deeply honored to welcome Dr. Jane Goodall once again. Given her demanding schedule as a world-renowned scientist and conservationist, her return underscored BISA's commitment to sustainability and environmental education.
Dr. Goodall captivated students and staff with a compelling presentation, sharing her profound experiences working with chimpanzees in Tanzania and emphasizing the urgency of global conservation efforts. She also engaged directly with the members of the Roots & Shoots club, offering encouragement and inspiration to fuel their ongoing work in creating positive environmental and community impact.
Dr. Goodall's visit ignited a spark of inspiration within the BISA student body. Her dedication to wildlife and environmental protection resonated deeply, bringing a sense of admiration and purpose. Her powerful message of hope and perseverance served as a potent reminder: even small actions, when multiplied, can create a lasting legacy of conservation for future generations.
With her departure, Dr. Jane Goodall bestowed upon BISA a lasting legacy of environmental responsibility and a revitalized commitment to sustainable practices. Her visit served as a powerful reminder of our collective duty to protect the planet. BISA is committed to strengthening its collaboration with Dr. Goodall and the Roots & Shoots initiative, building upon the inspiration of her visit to forge a more sustainable and equitable future.