British naturalist David Attenborough was honoured for more than 60 years of wildlife programming with a Beyond Theatre prize presented by Prince William at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards on Sunday.
The 90-year-old broadcaster, who has travelled the world to showcase nature and wildlife, was handed the prize for his contribution to broadcasting at London's Old Vic theatre.
"The recipient of a particular award tonight has shaped the culture of this country and the way we look at the world," the Duke of Cambridge said before presenting the accolade.
Thirteen awards were given for theatre performances over the past year at the 62nd edition of the ceremony, which was hosted by Evening Standard owner Evgeny Lebedev and British musician Elton John.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child picked up the best play award, with Ralph Fiennes taking best actor for his performance in the Master Builder and Richard III. Billie Piper won best actress for her role in Yerma.
