Princess Eugenie has kicked off the second season of her Ocean Advocate mini-series with a stimulating conversation with environmental activist Hugo Tagholm. Reigning inside the series, Eugenie, the king’s niece, chatted with Tagholm about Oceana’s fundamental goals, which include working towards sustainable fisheries and promoting science-led fishing practices. With the launch timed for World Ocean Day on Friday, Eugenie is set to feature several inspiring guests in the upcoming episodes, including the founder of The Black Mermaid Foundation, Zandile Ndhlovu and the mastermind behind the 30 x 30 Indonesia project, Brigitta Gunawan, among others.
Despite recently welcoming her second son, Ernest George Ronnie, into the world, Eugenie remains steadfast in her commitment to ocean conservation by continuing to advocate for the cause through her Ocean Advocate series. The mother-of-two, who has been an ambassador for the Blue Marine Foundation for two years, prioritizes using her platform to campaign for the environment. In the clip, Eugenie expresses how being a mother has further intensified her passion for environmentalism, reflecting on how she hopes her advocacy efforts will inspire her young sons to protect the planet.
Eugenie’s journey as an eco-warrior began before her marriage to husband Jack Brooksbank in 2018, where they famously chose to have a plastic-free wedding. Since then, Eugenie has been unwavering in her dedication to environmental causes, partnering with several organizations and adding her voice to the call for a sustainable future. With the launch of her new Ocean Advocate series, Eugenie is set to continue to inspire the world to join the cause for ocean conservation.
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