The Prince of Wales honoured some of the trailblazers in protecting wildlife and habitats in Africa at the Tusk Conservation Awards in the Savoy Hotel in London. The prince helped launch the Tusk Conservation Awards 11 years ago and it was one of the first patronages he adopted after graduating from university. Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:00 Good evening, good evening, good to see you. Thank you for having me on here tonight.
00:07 I'm going to be a role model for you. I think it's your home. It's a sign that's coming.
00:11 I met Ronnie on the podium three years ago.
00:15 He's a wonderful man. He's a really good person. He's a really good friend of mine.
00:20 He's still got the same age as me.
00:24 And I saw him at the World Cup that day. It was fantastic.
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01:06 It's my great pleasure to be here with you all tonight to recognise and celebrate the work of three remarkable individuals.
01:14 Each have worked tirelessly for a better and brighter future.
01:18 Their extraordinary commitment, courage and sacrifice inspires all.
01:22 By investing in nature-based solutions, we can help mitigate the worst effects of our warm climate and put it back on a healthier path.
01:32 Thank you for being here tonight to celebrate the remarkable individuals that are leading those efforts to ensure we all can live on a healthier planet.
01:40 I wish you all a enjoyable evening.