Prince William looks dashing on a boat ride as he observes mangroves in Brazil

Prince William on Tuesday highlighted the importance of Indigenous communities in preserving mangroves and ecosystems in Brazil. 

Taking to his Instagram account, the future king shared a video while observing mangroves on a boat tour. The future king looked handsome in his casual look, complemented by glasses, during the boat ride

The caption accompanying the video said, "Across Brazil, Indigenous peoples and local communities are leading the way in protecting mangroves and the ecosystems that sustain us all." 

"Their knowledge, passed through generations, is not only preserving biodiversity and shielding coastlines, but also safeguarding cultural heritage and ways of life deeply connected to the land and sea." 

"By listening to and supporting these guardians of nature, we can learn how to live more sustainably and ensure that forests, coasts, and oceans remain resilient for generations to come. 

"Protecting mangroves is more than an environmental duty. It is a commitment to people, traditions, and a future where humanity and nature thrive together."

Prince William is currently visiting Brazil where he will host Earthshot Prize award ceremony on Wednesday.

The Prince of Wales arrived in Brazil on Monday and was handed over the keys to Rio de Janeiro at a ceremony where hundreds of people had gathered to greet him.