US EditionDavid Attenborough Tells Prince William He Was Appalled to See What Humanity Has Done to the Ocean
- On June 7, 2025, Prince William and Sir David Attenborough released a video highlighting ocean damage from over-fishing, pollution, and warming seas.
- The release preceded the 2025 UN Ocean Conference in Nice, designed to address threats from climate change and over-exploitation of ocean resources.
- Prince William will deliver a 'landmark speech' on June 8 at Monaco's Blue Economy and Finance Forum, joined by leaders including France's Macron and Costa Rica's Chaves Robles.
- The ocean covers 70% of Earth, provides half the oxygen we breathe, feeds over three billion people, and supports $2.5 trillion in global economic value.
- The speech urges immediate and bold global efforts to safeguard the oceans, with William emphasizing the importance of ambitious initiatives as we reach the midpoint of this critical decade.
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Prince William and Sir David Attenborough warn of ocean damage
Prince William and Sir David Attenborough have teamed up to sound a powerful alarm about the state of the world’s oceans. Their message comes as Sir David’s latest documentary, Ocean with David Attenborough, premieres just in time for World Oceans Day. PRINCE WILLIAM AND SIR DAVID TEAM UP The film exposes the hidden devastation wreaked beneath the waves, urging urgent action to protect this vital resource. The 99-year-old natural historian share…
Prince William Shows Off Interviewer Skills to Support Ocean Conservation
While he’s usually the one being interviewed, Prince William recently showed off his interviewer skills in an effort to highlight the importance of ocean preservation efforts. In a nearly four and-a-half minute on-camera interview shared on Saturday, June 7, the future king interviewed renowned conservationist Sir David Attenborough on the importance of ocean conservation. “When you first went diving, we knew so little about the underwater world…
Prince William and Sir David Attenborough on 'unspeakably awful' deep ocean floor - as royal issues urgent call to action
The royal and broadcaster team up to release a social media video in which the pair discuss the harmful trends damaging the world's oceans. This includes over-fishing, pollution and temperature rise.
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