David BygottDavid Bygott began observing wildlife and drawing as a child exploring the countryside of southern England. At 21 he began two years as a member of Jane Goodall's research team in Tanzania's Gombe National Park. He was writing his Ph.D. thesis on wil chimpanzee behavior in 1972 when he met Jeannette, his partner in field research, conservation, and business ever since then. The couple studied lion biology in Tanzania's renowned Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area. They have worked as conservation educators, university lecturers, safari guides, writers, and artists. Together, Jeannette and David have produced numerous guidebooks, educational booklets, activity books, and museum displays in both English and Swahili.They now live in an intentional community in Tucson, Arizona, still learning about primate behavior, as well as continuing to travel and explore the world. Read More Read Less