Apple TV+ Premieres Third Season of Jane with Conservation Message Inspired by Jane Goodall
Apple TV+ has announced the return of the series Jane, a production that combines live-action and CGI. Aimed at children and families, the series is inspired by the work of the renowned ethologist and conservationist, Dr. Jane Goodall. This production seeks to teach new generations the importance of protecting animals and the environment, while following the adventures of its young protagonist. The third season of Jane will arrive on April 18th.
Jane Garcia, the Young Activist
Dr. Jane Goodall, whose work over the years has been a benchmark in the study and protection of animals, expressed her excitement at seeing how her work inspired this project. She was very enthusiastic about the new adventures Jane would bring and commented that it was a pleasure to make a special appearance this season. Goodall highlighted how impressive it has been to see the series come to life and how her work with animals and nature has served as inspiration for this story.
She also noted that it is encouraging to see young people like Jane Garcia and members of Roots & Shoots from around the world embracing their curiosity, compassion, and desire to make a difference on the planet. Dr. Goodall stated that young people are the future and that, with knowledge and empathy, they have the power to help create a better world for all living beings. She hopes the series will inspire even more positive action in the hearts of children worldwide.
A Message for Future Generations
The series aims to convey a powerful message of hope and action to new generations. Through the adventures of Jane and her friends, children can learn about the importance of caring for the planet and protecting endangered species. Dr. Goodall emphasizes that young people are the ones with the power to change the future, and that with proper education and an empathetic approach to the natural world, they can help create a better future for all living beings.
The third season of Jane premieres on April 18th and promises to continue inspiring young people with new adventures and valuable lessons about conservation and environmental care.