Overview
- The 13th annual ceremony at The Savoy in London recognized leading African conservationists and featured performances by the London Assembly Gospel Choir.
- William presented the Prince William Award for Conservation in Africa, the Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa and the Tusk Wildlife Ranger Award.
- In his remarks, he emphasized collaboration and the expertise of rangers and community leaders working on the front line of environmental protection.
- Since the awards launched, 61 winners have received more than £2 million in grants, helping scale projects that collectively protect over 60 species.
- Tusk reports raising more than £130 million since 1990 to support 250-plus partner organisations in over 25 African countries, with attendees including John Cleese and Ronnie Wood.