It follows then that whatever the moral reasons for conservation it will only be achieved by the inducement of profit or pleasure. (Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh)

It follows then that whatever the moral reasons for conservation it will only be achieved by the inducement of profit or pleasure.

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

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