General News for the Wales Family 3: March 2025-


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Prince of Wales congratulates Christina Charlton, a woman who turns 100. :)

 
I read today that the oldest person on earth is now someone living near London. Any chance he might visit her as well?
 

A woman from the UK has become the oldest person in the world, at the age of 115 and 252 days.

Ethel Caterham, who lives at a care home in Lightwater, Surrey, reached the milestone following the death of Brazilian nun Sister Inah Canabarro Lucas, aged 116 on Wednesday.

Ms Caterham was born on 21 August 1909 and is the last surviving subject of Edward VII.

Celebrating her 115th birthday in August 2024, she said she "didn't know why there was all the fuss".
 
It doesn't get as much attention as the Earthshot Prize, or even Homewards, but I really admire that William has done with United for Wildlife. I can only imagine how distressed he is by the attack on these rangers. My condolences to their families.
 
It doesn't get as much attention as the Earthshot Prize, or even Homewards, but I really admire that William has done with United for Wildlife. I can only imagine how distressed he is by the attack on these rangers. My condolences to their families.
Shame it deserves attention as much as his other projects - though I know in the UK he has been criticised for going on hunting trips to the Westminster estates in Spain and also for his hunting/shooting parties at Balmoral and Sandringham. Some feel this questions his work with anti-poaching charities etc
 
Shame it deserves attention as much as his other projects - though I know in the UK he has been criticised for going on hunting trips to the Westminster estates in Spain and also for his hunting/shooting parties at Balmoral and Sandringham. Some feel this questions his work with anti-poaching charities etc
I am always amused when people see it as being incongruous if you support the protection of wildlife and rare species on the one hand, and are happy to hunt on the other. Two very distinct things in my view. Some journalists and publications often fail to understand the difference and conflate the two.
 
I am always amused when people see it as being incongruous if you support the protection of wildlife and rare species on the one hand, and are happy to hunt on the other. Two very distinct things in my view. Some journalists and publications often fail to understand the difference and conflate the two.
Agree but I do feel that this plays into the media not getting behind his conservation projects for wildlife and anti poaching as much as they do for other projects
 
It’s like speaking about the orangutans of Borneo yet not about the poultry industrial farms.
The hunting estates breed the population of their target species.
 
The follow-up post to the one of May 1 (see above) was shared today:


 
The follow-up post to the one of May 1 (see above) was shared today:


3 more instalments will be released - for summer, autumn and winter.

Nice footage of nature across the country with tiny sections of the couple on their visit to Mull
 
3 more instalments will be released - for summer, autumn and winter.

Nice footage of nature across the country with tiny sections of the couple on their visit to Mull
Here's another clip from the Spring video to o mark Mental Health Awareness Week
 
Haven't seen much conversation about her new Mother Nature :Spring video. I read that she will be doing all 4 seasons. Is it not getting as much attention as her personal visits to charities, awards etc?
 
I watched it and thought it was fine. Nice scenery, pretty soothing but not really sure that another 3 are necessary to get the message across of how nature is a healing force.
 
Oops I thought this was just her project and not both of them. I liked it and definitely agree that nature is good for the soul but not everyone has the ability to escape to the country for a day or 2. City parks are great and glad they showed a few scenes of city life with flowers.
 
Shame it deserves attention as much as his other projects - though I know in the UK he has been criticised for going on hunting trips to the Westminster estates in Spain and also for his hunting/shooting parties at Balmoral and Sandringham. Some feel this questions his work with anti-poaching charities etc
I think also if it was made known what was done with the killed animals such as being given to a place that serves the homeless etc which is something I think people would be ok with instead of people thinking this is just for sport.
 
New wax figure of the Princess of Wales was unveiled by the Madame Tussauds Museum in London today:
 
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