Albert 1er de Monaco

Albert 1er de Monaco, also known as the 'Navigator Prince', was a prominent figure in the early 20th century known for his dedication to oceanographic research and conservation. Born on November 13, 1848, he was the son of Prince Charles III of Monaco and became the reigning prince in 1889. Throughout his life, Prince Albert was an avid explorer and scientist, undertaking numerous oceanographic expeditions and founding the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco in 1910. He was a pioneer in advocating for the protection of marine environments, famously warning about the dangers of overfishing and environmental degradation in a notable 1921 speech at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C. His legacy continues to influence marine conservation efforts today.

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Monaco: Albert 1er de Monaco received an honorary prize for his investment in ocean research and major discoveries. 8

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Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: Pour la 3e édition du Prix Bulles Pierre Cardin, les innovations issues de l'océan et de l’espace étaient à l’honneur

Monaco: Albert 1er de Monaco delivered a famous speech at the Academy of Sciences in Washington in 1921, warning about the dangers facing the oceans. 9

Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: "L’heure a sonné": Il y a plus d’un siècle, le prince Albert 1er lançait déjà un cri d’alarme pour l’Océan