welcome to September 4th on the national day calendar in 1963 a young zoologist named Jane Goodall ventured into the gami stream National Park in Tanzania embarking on a journey that would change the world's understanding of wildlife armed with nothing but a notebook binoculars and a deep curiosity about chimpanzees Jane spent years living among them observing behaviors that no one had ever documented before her groundbreaking work revealed that chimpanzees make and use tools show empathy and form complex social bonds traits once believed to be exclusive to humans but Jane's work wasn't just about Discovery it sparked a global movement to protect wildlife and their habitats today National Wildlife day reminds us of the incredible efforts made by people like Jane Goodall to preserve our planet's fragile ecosystems whether it's large-scale conservation projects or simple acts like planting a tree every effort helps protect the animals we share this Earth with on National Wildlife day take time to reflect on how each of us can contribute to the protection of wildlife so the beauty and diversity of our world can continue to thrive for generations to come I'm Marlo Anderson with the national day calendar see you again tomorrow as we celebrate every [Music]