About Annual Survey First, we want to say a heartfelt thank you for being part of our conservation community. Since Dr. Goodall is no longer with us, as we carry her legacy forward, your voice matters more than ever. You’re one of our most engaged email subscribers, and we’d love your feedback. This short survey will help us understand what content resonates most with you and how we can make our communications even more meaningful. Your responses will directly shape how the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada evolves in this next chapter. If you would like to receive more personalized content and stories from the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada, please enter your email address: How did you first become connected with the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada? Through Dr. Jane Goodall's books or lectures. Through a Jane Goodall Institute of Canada event or program. Through social media. Through an online advertisement. Through news coverage. Through a friend or family member. Through our Roots & Shoots youth program. Through the Jane Goodall Hike for Hope. I don't remember. Other What role would you most like the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada to play in the years ahead?Select up to 2 choices. Protecting chimpanzees and biodiversity. Inspiring environmental action. Supporting youth leadership. Advancing community-led conservation. Sharing Jane Goodall's legacy. Building hope and solutions for the future. Influencing environmental policy. Connecting Canadians to global conservation efforts. How long have you been engaged with the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada? Less than 1 year. 1-3 years. 4-6 years. 7-10 years. More than 10 years. Which of the following best describes your current relationship with the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada? I'm a monthly donor. I'm a one-time donor. I'm a volunteer. I'm a Board member. I'm a program participant. I'm an email subscriber. I'm a social media follower. I'm a Roots & Shoots participant or educator. I'm a corporate partner. I'm a Hike for Hope participant. I'm a Hike for Hope donor. Is there another way you would describe your current relationship with the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada? If so, describe it here:What motivates you most to stay engaged with conservation issues and organizations like the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada?Select up to 3 choices. Scientific discoveries and research progress. Community-led conservation solutions. Chimpanzee conservation and protection. Animal welfare and rescue. Indigenous partnerships and knowledge sharing. Canadian environmental issues. Youth leadership and environmental education (Roots & Shoots). Women’s leadership and sustainable livelihoods. Seeing tangible impact and success stories. Hope and practical actions that make a difference. Global climate and biodiversity challenges. Continuing Jane Goodall's legacy and vision. Is there anything else that motivates you most to stay engaged with conservation issues and organizations like the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada? If so, describe it here:What kinds of email content are you most interested in receiving from the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada?Select up to 3 choices. Scientific discoveries and research updates. Stories about chimpanzees and wildlife. Conservation success stories and program impact. Stories from staff, Indigenous partners, and field programs. Canadian environmental initiatives and issues. Youth leadership and Roots & Shoots stories. Practical actions, advocacy opportunities, and ways to help. Global conservation, climate, and biodiversity news. Jane Goodall legacy stories and historical content. Behind-the-scenes and exclusive updates. Event invitations and recaps. Is there any other kind of email content are you most interested in receiving from the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada? If there is, describe it here:How often would you like to hear from the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada by email? More often than I currently do. About the same amount. Slightly less often. Much less often. What types of content do you prefer most?Select up to 3 choices. Images. Videos. Testimonials and quotes. Short stories. Long-form stories. Infographics. Interactive content (polls, quizzes, questions). Is there another type of content you prefer? If so, describe it here:Do you have a favourite story, email, or campaign we've shared recently?Have you been motivated to take action – big or small – after engaging with the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada's content, programs, or communications? Yes, I've taken multiple actions. Yes, I've taken some action. Yes, I've taken one specific action. I've been inspired but haven't taken action yet. No, not particularly. I'm not sure. If yes, what type of action were you motivated to take?Select up to 8 choices. Changed personal habits (diet, consumption, etc.). Started or joined environmental activities in my community. Donated to conservation causes. Shared information with others. Volunteered for environmental organizations. Advocated for policy changes. Participated in citizen science. Started conversations about conservation. Took a pledge, like eating more plant-based food through the Eat Like Jane campaign. What factors most influence your decision to financially support conservation organizations?Select up to 3 choices. Clear demonstration of impact. Alignment with my personal values. Focus on specific conservation priorities. Transparency in the use of funds. Urgent conservation needs. Personal connection to programs. Matching gift opportunities. Invitation from a friend, family, or someone in my community. The founder's story, like Jane's research in Gombe. Which of the following would increase your engagement with the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada?Select up to 2 choices. More volunteer opportunities. Virtual or in-person events. More frequent updates on program impacts. Merchandise that supports the cause. Digital tools for sustainable living. Opportunities to connect with field programs. More and better stories from the field. One-on-one outreach from Jane Goodall Institute of Canada staff Archival stories, photos, videos, of Jane. Peer-to-peer opportunities, like Hike for Hope. Is there anything else that would increase your engagement? If so, describe it here:How do you prefer to be recognized for your support?Select up to 2 choices. More volunteer opportunities. Invitations to virtual events. Invitations to in-person events. Public recognition (social media shoutouts, on website, etc). More frequent updates on program impacts. Merchandise discounts. Personalized correspondence (handwritten notes, personal emails, etc). Physical gifts. Digital tools for sustainable living. Is there another way you would prefer to be recognized for your support? If so, describe it here:Sadly, Dr. Jane passed away in 2025. How has her passing affected your relationship with, or perception of, Jane Goodall Institute of Canada? Jane's passing does not affect how I think about or interact with the Institute. I am less interested than before in the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada. I am no longer interested in the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada. I am curious to see what the future holds and what the Institute does in its next chapter. I am interested to continue as part of your community only if you stay deeply connected to Jane. I am more resolute than ever to continue Jane’s work. How old are you?I'm under 18.18-2425-3435-4445-5455-6464-75I'm over 75.I prefer not to say.Which province or territory do you live in?AlbertaBritish ColumbiaManitobaNew BrunswickNewfoundland and LabradorNorthwest TerritoriesNova ScotiaNunavutOntarioPrince Edward IslandQuebecSaskatchewanYukonI live outside Canada.I prefer not to say.Is there anything else you would like to share with us?This field is hidden when viewing the formAdditional Communications Consent Yes, I would like to receive The Hope Notes newsletter and other communications from the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada. No, I would prefer not to receive additional information from the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada.
