The Princess of Wales encouraged her followers to go to the Natural History Museum in London, which has just opened a new garden to study biodiversity and protect the environment.
Kate Middleton (42) He continues to be strong despite adversity. After her reappearance at Wimbledon, the Princess of Wales decided to use her social media to support the campaign. London Natural History MuseumThe foundation dedicated to scientific publishing and nature conservation has opened new gardens that will be open to the public free of charge.
“I support the museum’s commitment to creating a special space that encourages people of all ages to do so. Reconnect with nature “And learn more about how we can protect our natural world,” Kate wrote on her Instagram account. “I know the power of nature To support our development and well-being, bringing us happiness and helping us To maintain our physical, mental and spiritual health. The woman concluded Prince Guillermo.
The princess shared with her followers photos of her visit to the museum three years ago. However, since she was last there, the place has changed its appearance. These new gardens are headed by AHuge bronze statue of a dinosaur “Watches” that all visitors treat the animals and plants that inhabit the place with respect.
This new space, called the Nature Discovery Park, aims to be a place for studying biodiversity that promotes environmental protection. Combating climate change. It is expected that £25m project It is one of the most studied urban natural sites in the world. School children are also expected to attend regularly.
Now, Kate Middleton, like her father-in-law, is immersed in her battle with cancer. Charles III, A strong believer in the healing power of connecting with nature. Something that of course integrates with your medical treatment.
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