The Duke of Cambridge became Royal Patron of Tusk in 2005 and has been a powerful advocate for Tusk’s work to support conservation, education and community development across Africa ever since.
“The Duke’s support for Tusk over the years has been immensely helpful in raising both the profile of the charity and the funds that we need. His ability to draw global attention to the plight of endangered species being decimated by illegal wildlife trade has been warmly welcomed by conservationists across the globe and we are enormously grateful to him”.
In November 2018 Prince William again celebrated the extraordinary lives of those dedicated to the survival of Africa’s endangered wildlife, at the annual Tusk Conservation Awards.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Sir David Attenborough was interviewed by Tusk’s Royal Patron Prince William about his life’s work and how he has inspired us for generations.
HRH the Duke of Cambridge joined Tusk on a tour to Namibia and Tanzania to visit the Tusk projects playing an integral part in the fight to #endwildlifecrime
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Charlie Mayhew, Chief Executive, Tusk
