Prince William starts new documentary series about wildkeepers and biodiversity!

Prince William starts new documentary series about wildkeepers and biodiversity!

Zentralafrikanische Republik - Prince William (42) has made a name for itself in the world of natural documentation. He is the godfather of the new documentary series "Guardians", which deals with the work of wild huts. The first episode is published today on the YouTube channel of the BBC Earth program. William, the initiator of the series, will be heard both as a speaker in the trailer and the introduction of individual episodes.

The "Guardians" series was supported by the Royal Foundation, which William and his brother Harry (40) founded. While Harry and William originally worked together at the foundation, Princess Kate and Duchess Meghan (both 43) later founded their own organization called Archewell. This also produces documentation and cooperates with Netflix.

focus on nature conservation and biodiversity

The documentary series pursues the goal of redefining the understanding of gamekeepers and their significant work in the field of biodiversity and nature conservation. In a total of six episodes that are published weekly, the brutal reality with which game keepers are confronted is illuminated. The film was shot in different countries, including the Central African Republic, India, Mexico, South Africa, Sri Lanka and Brazil.

William has met numerous gamekeepers in the course of his life and experienced their work up close. He emphasizes that the protection of the natural environment has become one of the most dangerous professions in the world today and is always committed to a sustainable future.

support from a natural

An important personality that William supports is the renowned naturalist David Attenborough (99). Attenborough has just received another high award: the Großkreuz knight's order of Saint Michael and Saint George of Prince Charles. He is given this honor for his long -term merit on television and for the preservation of nature and biodiversity. Known for his innovative documentation, he is considered an icon in the UK and is a member of the jury of the Earthshot Prize, which William has created to promote innovative solutions for environmental problems.

David Attenborough, who was made to the knight by Queen Elizabeth II in 1985, is still valued as a narrator of BBC documentaries and has developed a place in the hearts of many nature lovers worldwide.

The focus on nature conservation and the Conservation Initiative of the Royal Foundation are essential to raise awareness of the challenges that threaten the environment and variety of species. For more information about nature conservation and current projects, visit BMUV.

The developments related to the documentary series "Guardians" and the commitment of Prince William and David Attenborough are a clear call to support our environment and the important work of wildlife worldwide.