How can we find hope in difficult times? Jane Goodall is a pioneer of wildlife and behavioral research and has been a passionate ambassador for conservation for decades. In her twenties, she went to the Gombe forests of Tanzania to study the chimpanzees living there; today, she has become an icon for a new, young generation of climate activists. In "The Book of Hope," she draws from the wisdom of her entire life dedicated to nature to teach us how to find confidence even in the face of pandemics, wars, and looming environmental disasters. Together with her co-author Douglas Abrams, Jane discusses her journeys, her research, and her activism, providing us with a new understanding of the crises we currently face. Together, Jane and Doug outline the only possible path to the future - by allowing hope to re-enter our lives. For hope exists, even when it sometimes seems out of reach. We can find it in nature - and in our own resilience.