Jane Goodall on being proven right that animals have personalities, and more

Jane Goodall on being proven right that animals have personalities, and more

Mongabay is lucky to have Jane Goodall on its Advisory Board, and just before founder and CEO Rhett Butler was scheduled to speak with her most recently, research came out that vindicated her contention, which she's held for nearly 60 years, that animals have personalities, so we recorded her thoughts about that for the Mongabay Newscast. "Quite honestly I think almost everybody recognized that animals have personalities, whether they were in the wild or whether they weren't," she says. Other topics discussed include trophy hunting, activism, and hope for the future (a full transcript will be available at Mongabay.com on 11/17/17).

Our second guest is reporter Justin Catanoso, who is covering the UN Climate Change conference (COP23) for Mongabay this week, and he joins us from the event in Bonn, Germany.

Plus we round up the top environmental news.

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