Prince William visited Cape Town with Steve Irwin’s son Robert

The prize, founded by Prince William, supports sustainable, environmentally friendly projects from around the world. Each of the five winners will receive £1 million.

In windy but sunny conditions on Tuesday, the prince, dressed in eco-friendly clothing, strolled through the park and took in panoramic views of Cape Town from one of the world’s most recognizable tourist attractions.

The prince was escorted through the national park by park rangers, firefighters, mountain rescue volunteers, biodiversity experts and youth volunteers led by Robert Irwin, the son of Australian conservationist and TV presenter Steve Irwin, who was killed by a stingray in the Great Barrier. Reef in 2006.

IN the video was published on his social media accounts, externalIrwin asked the prince about his favorite African animal.

Prince William, who said his children had previously questioned him on the issue several times, cast his vote for the cheetah.

Irwin supported the “unsung hero” – the chameleon.

Irwin has long been a wildlife photographer and became an Earthshot ambassador in September.

“For the first time, we have an environmental movement on a scale that we have never seen before,” Irwin said of the award.

“It’s really about putting money where it’s needed most, providing support and awareness where it’s needed most, but it’s also leading with a sense of positivity – it’s this beacon, this light that we can all strive for.” , he added.