The three princes attended the global launch of Attenborough’s Our Planet which will be released on the streaming site
THE PRINCE of Wales mingled with TV royalty along with sons Prince William and Harry at Netflix’s premiere of Sir David Attenborough’s new show.
The three princes attended the global launch of Attenborough’s Our Planet which will be released on the streaming site.
The younger royals have attended numerous events supporting conservation, and Harry recently helped schoolchildren plant trees.
Speaking to the BBC Science Focus magazine, Sir David said ahead of the new series: "You, me and the rest of the human species are critically dependent on the health of the natural world.
"If the seas stop producing oxygen, we would be unable to breathe, and there is no food that we can digest that doesn't originate from the natural world.
"If we damage the natural world, we damage ourselves."
Netflix has also announced the series will feature local narrators in 10 languages, including actresses Penelope Cruz and Salma Hayek, who will narrate for Spain and Latin America respectively.
It comes as we revealed Prince William and Kate Middleton erected a huge 950-feet-long hedge in their back garden at Kensington Palace to “prevent tourists peeking into their home”.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who live in the London residence with their three children, are also keen to stop the public “taking pictures of them arriving and leaving by helicopter”.
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