Dr. Jane Goodall began her studies on chimpanzees in Gombe, Africa in 1960, when their population numbered more than 1 million. Today there are fewer than 200,000. Dr. Jane fears that within 15 to 20 years they could disappear entirely. Every individual matters, human and non-human alike. Every individual has a role to play.
Every individual makes a difference.
Join Cathy today as she visits with one of the most famous women on the face of our planet today, one who has most definitely made a difference . For years now you've seen Michele Gerbrandt's picture grace the pages of her scrapbook magazine, Memory Makers, and you've possibly even met her at one of the many scrapbook conventions she has led seminars and classes at across the country. Or perhaps you have watched her on TV when she has appeared on The Carol Duvall Show, More Than Memories, or caught her hosting her own show on the Do It Yourself Network. Through her alter-ego, Ann Estelle, Mary Engelbreit has done just that and made millions along the way. Three years ago I was fortunate enough to have been in on the original Scrappin Safari event, and I have attended each year's event since then.