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I know she was mentioned in the Scavenger Hunt, but Jane Goodall is a personal hero of mine. She has done so much to further our understanding not only of Chimpanzees, but also of how critical the natural world is. She’s the ultimate peaceful warrior, using her gentle ways to facilitate change and to advocate for the environment. Plus, she’s got quite a sense of humor!