Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Prince William Advocates for Indigenous Role in Conservation
Prince William, a member of the British royal family, believes that Indigenous Peoples are very important for protecting nature.
He told a group of people, including scientists and politicians, that if we want to stop climate change and protect different types of plants and animals, we need to help people in local communities around the world.
He sees them as partners in finding solutions.
This is part of a bigger effort to get people to take action to protect the planet.
Prince William emphasized the crucial role of Indigenous Peoples in protecting nature.
He stated that supporting local communities is essential for achieving climate and biodiversity goals.
The remarks were made at a roundtable event in London during Climate Action Week.
Attendees included investors, politicians, scientists, and Brazil's Minister of Indigenous Peoples.
This follows William's earlier call for action to protect the world's oceans.
- Who
- Prince William, investors, politicians, scientists, and Brazil’s Minister of Indigenous Peoples
- What
- Prince William spoke about the crucial role of Indigenous Peoples in protecting nature and the need to support local communities.
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- London, at a roundtable event at St James's Palace during Climate Action Week
- Why
- To emphasize the importance of Indigenous communities in achieving climate and biodiversity goals.
- Speaker
- Prince William
- Event
- Roundtable at St James's Palace
- Topic
- Protecting nature
- Key Message
- Support Indigenous communities
- Attendees
- Investors, Politicians, Scientists