The Murie Spirit of Conservation Awards presents - Dr. Jane Goodall: Hope Through Action
Presented by Teton Science Schools
The Murie Spirit of Conservation Awards presents
An Evening of Hope with Dr. Jane Goodall
The Center Theater
September 19 | Doors 6:15 PM | Presentation 7:00 PM
THIS EVENT HAS SOLD OUT.
An Evening of Hope with Dr. Jane Goodall
The Center Theater
September 19 | Doors 6:15 PM | Presentation 7:00 PM
THIS EVENT HAS SOLD OUT.
Please revisit this page September 19th to livestream this event for FREE starting at 7:00 PM!
There will not be a replay available after the event.
Famed ethologist and global conservation icon Dr. Jane Goodall will be recognized with the 11th Murie Spirit of Conservation Award by Teton Science Schools. Join us for an evening celebrating conservation and the Murie Legacy with the opportunity to hear from one of the world’s premier conservationists.
The Murie Spirit of Conservation Awards is a celebration of conservation leadership. The Murie Ranch of Teton Science Schools honors individuals who have demonstrated an exemplary commitment to the protection of wildlife and wild places. Teton Science Schools is honored to present the 2022 Spirit of Conservation Award to Dr. Jane Goodall, whose life work demonstrates a commitment to conservation, civility and community. Previous Murie Spirit awardees include: Rose Marcario, Robert Stanton, Jimmy Chin, Bert Raynes, Sally Jewell, Harrison Ford, John Turner, Addie Donnan, Luther Propst, George Schaller, Robert Krear, and Gretchen Long.
The Rising Leader Award is given to outstanding young professionals in the field of conservation and we are excited to present this year’s Rising Leader Award to Juan Martinez.
Ticket Price: $50
Covid Protocols for the safety of Dr. Jane Goodall:
Proof of vaccination or a negative covid test within 48 hours of the event will be required to enter the Center for the Arts.
Masks will be required when inside the main auditorium.
About the Murie Ranch
The Murie Ranch is named for conservationists, ecologists and married couples Margaret (Mardy) and Olaus Murie, and Adolph and Louise Murie. The Muries purchased the STS dude ranch in 1945, which served as their home and a hub for the conservation movement. In 1997, The Murie Center was established as a non-profit to steward the Murie Ranch and the legacy of the Muries. In 2015, the Murie Ranch became a campus of Teton Science Schools. We continue to use the ranch to inspire engagement with nature and connect people to their public lands.
About Teton Science Schools
Teton Science Schools (TSS) inspires curiosity, engagement and leadership through transformative place-based education. For more than 15,000 learners per year, the place-based approach increases engagement, learning, and community impact. Located on four campuses in Jackson Hole, WY and Teton Valley, Idaho, TSS programs include Mountain Academy, an independent school serving students preschool through 12th-grade students; field education for schools and visitors from around the world; educational wildlife tours in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks; stewardship of the historic Murie Ranch to inspire engagement with nature and connect people to their public lands; and educator development through a national network of rural, place-based education schools. www.tetonscience.org.
There will not be a replay available after the event.
Famed ethologist and global conservation icon Dr. Jane Goodall will be recognized with the 11th Murie Spirit of Conservation Award by Teton Science Schools. Join us for an evening celebrating conservation and the Murie Legacy with the opportunity to hear from one of the world’s premier conservationists.
The Murie Spirit of Conservation Awards is a celebration of conservation leadership. The Murie Ranch of Teton Science Schools honors individuals who have demonstrated an exemplary commitment to the protection of wildlife and wild places. Teton Science Schools is honored to present the 2022 Spirit of Conservation Award to Dr. Jane Goodall, whose life work demonstrates a commitment to conservation, civility and community. Previous Murie Spirit awardees include: Rose Marcario, Robert Stanton, Jimmy Chin, Bert Raynes, Sally Jewell, Harrison Ford, John Turner, Addie Donnan, Luther Propst, George Schaller, Robert Krear, and Gretchen Long.
The Rising Leader Award is given to outstanding young professionals in the field of conservation and we are excited to present this year’s Rising Leader Award to Juan Martinez.
Ticket Price: $50
Covid Protocols for the safety of Dr. Jane Goodall:
Proof of vaccination or a negative covid test within 48 hours of the event will be required to enter the Center for the Arts.
Masks will be required when inside the main auditorium.
About the Murie Ranch
The Murie Ranch is named for conservationists, ecologists and married couples Margaret (Mardy) and Olaus Murie, and Adolph and Louise Murie. The Muries purchased the STS dude ranch in 1945, which served as their home and a hub for the conservation movement. In 1997, The Murie Center was established as a non-profit to steward the Murie Ranch and the legacy of the Muries. In 2015, the Murie Ranch became a campus of Teton Science Schools. We continue to use the ranch to inspire engagement with nature and connect people to their public lands.
About Teton Science Schools
Teton Science Schools (TSS) inspires curiosity, engagement and leadership through transformative place-based education. For more than 15,000 learners per year, the place-based approach increases engagement, learning, and community impact. Located on four campuses in Jackson Hole, WY and Teton Valley, Idaho, TSS programs include Mountain Academy, an independent school serving students preschool through 12th-grade students; field education for schools and visitors from around the world; educational wildlife tours in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks; stewardship of the historic Murie Ranch to inspire engagement with nature and connect people to their public lands; and educator development through a national network of rural, place-based education schools. www.tetonscience.org.