William praised the Rangers who ‘predators’ to protect the endangered rhinoceros

Published On: June 13, 2025 5:35 am

William praised the Rangers who 'predators' to protect the endangered rhinoceros

Prince William Describing the situation as a “destructive”, the critical crisis that is threatened by the rhinoceros has attracted attention.

In the introduction of the fourth episode of your wildlife documentary series, GuardiansThe prince of Wales appreciated the dedication of Rangers South AfricaKrurga National Park. The series highlights the conservation efforts of Rangers worldwide.

The 10 -minute film stars Head Ranger Kathy Draer and his team Working to compete with poachingAlso careful Felicia and Lucas, who are raising orphans Rhino calves.

Rajkumar of Wales, known as the Duke of Cornwall in Cornwall, during a trip to Tor Bog, a region of Peetrand restored at Dartmur ,Country,

William said, “around the world, Rangers work continuously on the advance rows of conservation.

“In the prestigious Kruger National Park and surrounding areas of South Africa, Rangers are facing a disastrous rhino illegal crisis that threatens the existence of this astonishing species.

“Among the teams are Kathy, Felicia and Lucas like unsang heroes – parents who are not only taking PoachBut children also take care of orphan rhinoceros that they leave behind.

“His stories suggest that hope can be strong through surrender, care and courage, even in front of heavy challenges.”

With only 2,000 white and only 250 black rhinoceros in Krurga National Park, it is feared that the poaching crisis will cause extinction of species in the next few decades if left unwanted.

On 7 July 2013, Lower Sabi, walking with a newborn white rhinoceros at Krurgar National Park in South Africa. ,Getty,

Guardians The Royal Foundation is available to be seen on YouTube and social channels of BBC Earth, created by the Royal Foundation United for Wildlife Program, screening is also done at adventure cinema places across the UK with episodes.

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Each episode characterize an introduction by Prince of Wales, the aim of the six-part chain is to raise awareness and praise for these often-excellent heroes. Rajkumar recently praised Sir David Etanboro as inspiration behind the new series.

Each episode features rangers engaged in diverse and challenging roles, from the safety of snow leopard in the Indian Himalayas to defending sea life in the Sea of Corte, Mexico, and protecting elephants and gorillas in the Central African Republic.