It's no secret that Prince William is a big proponent for environmental protection and combatting climate change. Back in 2020, the Duke of Cambridge launched the Earthshot Prize Award, a $65 million-dollar prize that is awarded to those who help create “solutions to the world’s greatest environmental problems.” Meanwhile, the duke has often spoken on issues related to nature, recently proclaiming that we as a society have a “pressing need to protect and restore our planet.” Now, it seems that Prince William has passed on that eco-friendly edge to one of his children.
According to a new report from The Telegraph, Prince George, 8, held a bake sale early on in the pandemic in an effort to help the wildlife conservation non-profit, Tusk. The chief executive of the organization, Charlie Mayhew, relayed the story to the publication, saying, “Prince George very sweetly did a little cake sale to raise money for Tusk during lockdown and wrote a very sweet card about it, clearly demonstrating his concern for Africa’s wildlife.”
