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Prince William honors 'much-missed' Queen Elizabeth II in first speech as Prince of Wales

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Prince William honored the late Queen Elizabeth II in his first public speech as the Prince of Wales Tuesday. The Duke of Cambridge and Cornwall attended the United for Wildlife Global Summit, where he spoke about animals being threatened by poachers.

Prince William created United for Wildlife in 2014 as part of the Royal Foundation. William also acknowledged his father King Charles III and his late grandfather Prince Philip's work. "Our natural world is one of our greatest assets," William said, according to People magazine. "It is a lesson I learnt from a young age, from my father and grandfather, both committed naturalists in their own right, and also from my much-missed grandmother, who cared so much for the natural world." Prince William mentioned the late Queen Elizabeth II in his first speech as the Prince of Wales. (Getty Images) "In times of loss, it is a comfort to honor those we miss through the work we do," Prince William added. "I take great comfort then from the progress we are making to end the illegal wildlife trade." The creation of the Prince of Wales' foundation has led to 450 law enforcement cases, 250 arrests and almost 200 seizures, according to People magazine.

Prince William noted there is still more work to do. "While we do not have the luxury of time, clearly we do have a proven roadmap to success and the motivation to put it into action," William added. "I hope you all leave here today energized and motivated to intensify this work.

Because there are still too many criminals who believe they can act with impunity, too many lives being destroyed and too many species on the brink of extinction due to this heinous crime." Prince William honored Queen Elizabeth II previously with an Instagram post..

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