The Duke and Duchess of Sussex on Friday dedicated two forest reserves in Tonga as they continued their trip of the South Pacific.
Prince Harry said Tonga is leading by example and "understands deeply" the impact of environmental changes because the islands of the archipelago are directly affected.
Harry and wife Meghan visited Tupou College to make the dedication.
The high school was founded in 1866 and is believed to be the oldest in the region.
It's home to the last remaining forest on Tonga's main island, Tongatapu.
The other reserve is on the island of Eua.
"Planting trees and conserving forests helps us in so many ways," Harry said.
"It is a simple but effective way to restore and repair our environment, clean the air and protect habitat."
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