Scientist/conservationist Jane Goodall is one of the world's most admired women, and her pioneering study of chimpanzees has been the subject of numerous books and television specials. This portrait looks beyond her scientific career to the woman herself, her remarkable life, and her deeply held spiritual beliefs. Goodall discusses the many experiences that have shaped her outlook on life and touches on such topics as the origins of good and evil, moral evolution, the existence of a God, and the idea that each person can make a difference in helping to preserve the environment.