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Journal of the Mental Environment Defenders of Wildlife Endangered Chimpanzee faces are pinkish to black, and the apes' bodies are covered with long black hair. Chimps lack a tail. Their opposable thumbs and toes help them grasp objects easily. Chimpanzees are quadrupedal, which means that they walk on all four limbs, although they can also walk upright (bipedal) for short distances. Contact with nature positively affects happiness and wellbeing Spending time in nature influences our subjective wellbeing, which has long-term health and financial consequences. Spending time in nature influences our subjective wellbeing. Photo: Graham Tidy. NEW research by Planet Ark, released in the lead up to National Tree Day, investigates how contact with nature affects people’s life-long happiness and the physiological impacts it has on the brain.

Altered Genes & Twisted Truth: Dr. Jane Goodall Helps Expose The Dangers Of GMOs Dr. Jane Goodall, one of the world’s most prominent and popular primatologists, ethologists, and anthropologists, is starting to make a lot of noise about genetically modified foods and organisms (GMOs). She’s no stranger to speaking out against them, and joins a very long and growing list of scientists and activists trying to create awareness about the risks they pose to human health and to the environment. In September of 2014, she called for a complete ban of GMOs on her website, urging the citizenry of the world to boycott them.

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