We can save more endangered species, says William at conservation awards
- On Wednesday, Prince William attended the 14th annual Tusk Conservation Awards at The Raffles Hotel in London, joined by family members Zara Tindall and cousins Lady Amelia and Lady Eliza Spencer to honor African wildlife conservationists.
- Since its founding in 1990, Tusk has raised over £170 million to support 230 partner organizations across Africa, with Prince William serving as Royal Patron since 2005 to champion endangered species protection and combat illegal wildlife trafficking.
- Rangers face dangerous conditions while only 50% have insurance and 40% receive adequate safety training; however, initiatives launched in November 2024 aim to provide 10,000 rangers across Africa with life insurance and broader welfare support.
- William told the audience that "challenges facing our natural world have evolved dramatically" since the awards began 13 years ago, while the ceremony honored previous winners John Kamanga and Amos Gwema celebrating their achievements in person.
- Next week, Prince William will travel to Mumbai for the Earthshot Prize Awards, where he said the event will celebrate people "working to tackle the climate crisis" from all corners of the globe.
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Prince William attended a Tusk Trust event, alongside Spencer cousins & Emma Thynn
Wednesday was a “busy” day for the Prince and Princess of Wales. Kate had a solo event with babies in the afternoon, and then in the evening, Prince William flew solo at the Tusk Conservation Awards. I find it so bizarre that Kate never attends this event with William. Does she refuse to go, or […] Source
Ladies Eliza and Amelia Spencer appeared at the Tusk Conservation Awards ceremony in London in the spectacular dresses of Princess Diana's niece Lady Eliza and Lady Amelia Spencer at the Tusk Conservation Awards ceremony in London, where they supported their cousin, Prince William. Wave RBC.UA reports that for the social event, the sisters chose glamorous evening dresses in gold and silver shades, creating a harmonious duo on the red track. The …
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