Prince William noted that, despite these difficult times, people should 'remain focused on investing in nature and the environment.'
The speech comes as William continues to step into the role of the royal family’s main spokesperson for the environment now thathas ascended to the throne. Tusk, a charity begun in the 1980s to further wildlife conservation and anti-poaching efforts, has been a patronage of William’s since 2005, and in 2013, he launched their conservation awards.
On Wednesday, William continued his celebration of conservation at a Tusk symposium at St. James Palace, where he spoke with the award winners. According to thehe also noted that he wanted to someday travel to see endangered mountain gorillas in central Africa. “It’s sort of the one thing I haven’t been able to do yet, so I’m really keen,” he added.
Afterward, he attended sessions of the FilmAfrica festival at the Garden Cinema in London where he met with young film students with African heritage.
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