William shares a personal message for David Attenborough to mark his 99th birthday

The Prince of Wales shared a message David Attenborough To mark his 99th birthday today.

In addition to sharing his birthday wishes, Prince William His X followers told how the Naturalist offered him a “sense of hope and optimism” when protecting the planet.

The message was: ‘While he turns 99 today, Sir David has again reminded us of the need to protect natural habitats in his new film – this time under the ocean.

“He has devoted his life to ensuring that we understand the reality of what humanity does the planet.

“No matter how difficult his message is, Sir David always leaves us with a feeling of hope and optimism that everything is not lost and this film is no different.”

The post, including a sweet snap of the couple together, concluded: ‘We must act together, with urgency, to restore our oceans. Happy birthday, David. W ‘

William has repeatedly revealed his admiration for Davidand recently called him An inspiration for ‘my children and me’.

On Sunday speaking with the post, William greeted the life of the Naturalist of Extraordinary Service to our planet ‘.

The Prince of Wales has shared a sincere birthday post with David Attenborough to mark his 99th birthday today

He said, “Can we all raise a glass of a real giant – and continue the mission that he led with so much grace and urgency.”

In the new documentary by Sir David, Ocean, who is broadcast in cinemas today – his birthday – he reflects on his mortality and what he has learned from your life to study the earth and say: “After having lived almost 100 years, I now understand that if we save the sea, we save our world.”

Sir David is closely involved with William’s Earthshot Prize, who Gives £ 1 million every year to five projects that tackle climate challenges.

He also worked together King Charles on numerous environmental causes.

William added: ‘We are not only celebrating a milestone of years, but a lifetime of extraordinary service to our planet.

‘Because of his boundless curiosity, soft wisdom and reasons dedication … He has brought the miracles of the earth into our houses and in our hearts.

‘His voice has become a leading light in our understanding of nature, and his message – that we have to cherish and protect our planet – has never been so important.

“He inspired my children and me in so many ways.”

Prince William spoke to the post on Sunday and greeted the lifelong of the extraordinary service of the Naturalist on our planet ‘

He said: “May we all raise a glass of a real giant – and continue the mission that he led with so much grace and urgency ‘

In the new documentary by Sir David, Ocean, who will be broadcast in cinemas on Thursday – his birthday – he reflects on his mortality and what he has learned from your life to study the earth and say: ‘After having lived for almost 100 years, I now understand that if we save the sea, we save our world’

Prince George and brothers and sisters Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis put animals in the wild to Sir David in an interview filmed by their parents and released on social media – to one question about his favorite animals, Sir David replied: “I think I like best”

It was the reaction of his son Prince George to one of Sir David’s shows about dying out that Inspired William to act according to climate change.

The then seven-year-old said to his father: “I don’t want to look anymore-did it come to that?”

Later that year, Prince George and brothers and sisters asked Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis Dieren to ask Sir David in an interview filmed by their parents and released on social media.

The new film by Sir David focuses on the industrial fishing method of Soil Trawling, which, he says, “drives up life from our oceans.”

He added: ‘When I first saw the sea as a boy, it was seen as a vast wilderness to be tamed and controlled for humanity. Now that I am the end of my life, we know that the opposite is true.

“After living for almost 100 years, I now understand that when we save the sea, we will save our world.”

Sir David is expected to make a rare public appearance at the London premiere of the documentary.