With the forthcoming coronation of HRH King Charles III, we take this opportunity to acknowledge his remarkable contributions to the natural world and environmental conservation during his tenure as Prince of Wales. As we look forward to his reign as king, we can only anticipate the significant impact he will continue to make.

As the Patron of the Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts since 1977, King Charles has demonstrated his unwavering commitment to preserving the environment for future generations. He has been a true champion for nature, supporting various campaigns for wildlife and the natural world across the country.

During his visit to the Rutland Water Nature Reserve in 2014, King Charles spoke passionately about the importance of preserving biodiversity and emphasized the need for individuals and communities to take action to protect the environment. King Charles also took the time to personally thank the many volunteers who were committed to looking after the natural world. His appreciation for their efforts left a long-lasting impression, and our volunteers have been eagerly preparing to celebrate his coronation this weekend. As King, we have no doubt that he will continue to inspire and support those who work tirelessly to protect our environment.

As King, Charles will have an even greater platform to promote his passion for nature and the environment. We can expect him to continue to champion environmental causes, encourage sustainability, and work tirelessly to improve the natural world. The upcoming coronation will be a pivotal moment in his efforts to protect and preserve the environment, and his unwavering commitment to these causes will undoubtedly inspire others to take action as well.

We are fortunate to have such a passionate and dedicated Patron in King Charles, and we eagerly anticipate the positive impact he will continue to make on the environment and the world around us.