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Courtesy of Sky and Telegraph.
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As the Prince of Wales completes his environmental tour of South America, Mandrake hears of a potentially embarrassing challenge to his green credentials that he will face on his return
Prince Charles left with nasty taste by oyster farm - Telegraph
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A FOOD company backed by Prince Charles, has become the first Scottish consumer goods firm to get official recognition of its commitment to cutting its carbon footprint
Mey scores Scottish first on carbon label - Scotsman.com Business
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The consequences of the global financial crisis could pale into insignificance when compared with the human misery caused by failing to address climate change, the Prince of Wales told world leaders on Wednesday.
Prince Charles warns world leaders of climate change 'misery' - Telegraph
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You've just got to love a man who cares so much about red squirrels!  I have always admired his attitude to conservation and preservation of wildlife, since I share his views, but those red squirrels are just adorable and I hope the campaign is successful.
Thank you everyone who has posted links to pics recently. Charles has been very busy but his smiling face suggests he is really enjoying his life and his work.
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Red squirrels have taken a shine to the Prince of Wales and apparently enjoy running what he described as a "wall of death" around his office at his Scottish home.
Red squirrels move into Prince Charles's home - Telegraph
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Wall of death?
Thats ummm a weird way of putting something.
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Well, I suppose that since Canada has a rodent as a national symbol, why not?  Not that there's any danger of beavers being endangered.
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Prince Charles has called for the endangered red squirrel to become a national mascot.
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Is it possible to trap/kill the grey squirrels without catching the red ones? I would think that they eat the same food, which would make trapping one but not the other very difficult.
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Well, I suppose that since Canada has a rodent as a national symbol, why not? Not that there's any danger of beavers being endangered. |
I am certain the few Beaver released here are in extreme danger, not from the environment but from those nasty critters - people! The Red Squirrel population has been decimated by a bug carried by the American Grey. They eat the same foods.
Disease danger to red squirrels - Scotsman.com News
BBC - Science & Nature - Wildfacts - Red squirrel
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Perhaps HRH should ask His Holiness to pray for the ultimate triumph of the native red squirrel over the upstart American gray invaders? 
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