The Duke of Edinburgh | Consort, conservationist and champion of the young
CHANNEL | Radio 4
FIRST BROADCAST | 25 September 1986
DURATION | 29 minutes 12 seconds
FIRSTBROADCAST
1986
Fergus Keeling talks to the Duke of Edinburgh about his lifelong love of nature and his work for the World Wildlife Fund. The duke discusses Operation Tiger and the way people can change their behaviour with regard to the environment, as well as the individual projects the WWF is currently running across the world.
The Duke of Edinburgh was the International President of the World Wildlife Fund from 1981 until 1996 and visited WWF projects in over 40 countries.
Crowds cheer as the happy couple emerge from Westminster Abbey.
Crowds chant 'We want Philip' after the birth of Prince Charles.
The duke reveals the questions that this international scientific project will seek to answer.
The Duke of Edinburgh talks about the importance of skills in the modern workplace.
Four teenagers grill the Duke of Edinburgh about his life and work.
Why preserving endangered species is important for the health of the planet.

Public awareness about threats to the environment can save the world.
What drives people to do the Duke of Edinburgh's Award?
Follow two groups as they undertake their expeditions in gruelling conditions.
The Duke of Edinburgh warns of the catastrophic effects of human behaviour on the environment.
Marking the 50th anniversary of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
Commemorative 'Radio Times' cover to mark the royal wedding.
Background to the radio programme 'Let's Find Out' and its participants.
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