Photos: The Prince of Wales Visits Georgetown
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The Prince of Wales says climate change coupled with a decline in the yield of food staples contribute to the challenges that future generations will face
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The prince arrives in Healy Circle minutes before he speaks in Gaston Hall. He last visited campus in 2005 to discuss faith and social responsibility.
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Prince Charles begins his address on sustainable agriculture as a part of The Future of Food conference during his May 4 visit to campus.
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More than 700 audience members gather to hear Prince Charles talk about the the challenges that may thwart the future of sustainable food.
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Sustainability and Georgetown
May 4, 2011 – The Prince of Wales arrived at the university to much fanfare just minutes before delivering his May 4 speech on sustainable agriculture at Georgetown.
For the last 30 years, the British royal has worked to make people aware of the perils he believes will challenge sustainable food production, such as climate change coupled with a decline in the yield of food staples.
The prince's speech was part of a daylong conference, The Future of Food, sponsored by Washington Post Live. He last visited campus in 2005 for a discussion on faith and social responsibility.
View the archived video of his address.
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