By purchasing one of these unique items either for yourself or a loved one you will be directly contributing to the conservation of some of the world’s most valuable rainforest, incredible species and to children’s education globally.
Made from silicone, our BYO coffee cups are firm but flexible, light-weight but tough, and will withstand 200ºC heat. They're pretty much indestructible which means they won’t contribute to the mountain of discarded disposable coffee cups shoved into landfill, that will never decompose because of their polymer lining.
The BYO keeps your coffee warm yet it’s cool to touch. It’s a way of enjoying your coffee, without adding more rubbish to the world.
Choose from:
brown cup/white lid
red cup/ white lid
blue cup/blue lid
pink cup/pink lid
Goodwill Wines is donating 50% of the profit from every bottle you purchase to the Jane Goodall Institute Australia. Please support JGI Australia by purchasing your festive season wines through Goodwill Wines. You cannot purchase these wines through the JGI online store, they must be purchased from the Goodwill Wines website - Purchase Here
Cotton Bags $10 2011 Tour T-shirt (XS, S, M, L) $25
Beautiful necklaces hand woven by African women in local communities. All profits go directly to helping those communities build infrastructure to provide the people with fresh drinking water, shelter and education.
Each necklace sold provides economic alternatives to those who formerly supported their families through poaching, deforestation and over harvesting of natural resources.
Now only $20
The range of jewellery created is a forest full of chimpanzees, and these have been made into earrings and a necklace from recycled stainless steel.
Pendant Necklace (pictured) $50
Earrings $60
Jane Goodall explores her deepest beliefs about spirituality and moral evolution in a philosophically compelling autobiography.
Discover the enchanting life of a young Jane Goodall in Patrick McDonnell’s newest children’s book, Me … Jane. Using simple prose and imaginative illustrations, the award-winning author and creator of the MUTTS comic strip tells the story of a young Jane and how she eventually fulfilled her childhood dream of living among the chimpanzees in Africa. Concluding with a brief message from the real-life Jane, this magical story is sure to not only inspire, but to tug at a few heart strings as well.
Jane Goodall: 50 Years at Gombe, is a compelling pictorial tribute to Dr. Goodall's life, her studies of chimpanzee behavior, and her unflagging efforts to motivate people to make this world a better place. With a new format, a modern design, more than a dozen new photographs, and updated text throughout, this revised edition retraces five decades of compassion and discovery.
Interweaving firsthand experiences in the field with premier scientists and environmentalists, Jane Goodall presents a hopeful look at the animals once on the verge of extinction that are now coming back. This book is an illuminating look at how, through the grace of nature and the dedicated work of scientists and environmentalists, we can and are actually saving animal species. Jane is pictured on the right with a Warru (Black Footed Rock Wallb), thank you to the warru recovery team in South Australia and the Anangu
The chimpanzees talk to children about their life in the wild – what they eat, where they live and how they survive. There are facts, maps and important information at the back of the book.
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