Britain's Prince William visited a fishing community in Cape Town on Thursday, the final day of a climate-focused trip to South Africa planned around his multi-million dollar environmental prize. Launched in 2020,

Among the winners is GAYO, a Ghanaian organization that trains people to collect and manage waste and KeepItCool a Nairobi-based organization which aims to reduce post-harvest losses and promoting fair trade for small-scale farmers and fishermen.

Prince William rode on a sea rescue boat along part of the South African coast as he wrapped up a four-day visit to Cape Town dedicated to promoting conservation and the battle against climate change.

According to People, William invited to Klum to join him in South Africa so she could learn more about sustainable fishing. Model Winne Harlow and actor Billy Porter were also in attendance for the beach picnic.

Prince William joined Robert Irwin in South Africa to promote conservation. The Prince of Wales and the Australian conservationist went on a nature walk on Tuesday, Nov. 5, on a trail on Signal Hill in Table Mountain National Park.

Prince William is in Cape Town, South Africa for the fourth iteration of his Earthshot Prize Awards. He arrived on Monday, Nov. 4 and will depart on Thursday, Nov. 7, with the glittery Earthshot Prize Awards to take place on Wednesday,

Britain’s Prince William will speak with young environmentalists and local fishermen during a visit to South Africa, and his annual Earthshot Prize will award $1.2 million in grants to five organizati

The future king begins a four-day visit to Cape Town on Monday, taking part in a series of events shining a light on young African climate activists, and the fight against the illegal wildlife trade, with the Earthshot Prize awards ceremony the highlight on Wednesday.

Prince William wore white biodegradable sneakers as he walked the “green carpet” at his Earthshot Prize environmental awards ceremony in South Africa. Wednesday's awards are the centerpiece of a four-

Prince William was heckled by protesters as the future King left a venue via the back exit, GB News's Royal Correspondent has confirmed.A rowdy mob of anti-monarchy protesters ambushed the Prince of Wales on his final day in South Africa.