King awarded Blue Peter Green badge for environmental work
Summary
King Charles III received a Blue Peter Green badge for his work in protecting the environment and promoting sustainability through The King's Foundation. He also placed a Blue Peter badge in a time capsule at Dumfries House, which will be opened after 100 years.Key Facts
- King Charles III was awarded a Blue Peter Green badge at Dumfries House in East Ayrshire.
- The badge recognizes his efforts in promoting nature and sustainability.
- He placed another Blue Peter badge into a time capsule for The King's Foundation's 35th anniversary.
- The time capsule will stay buried for 100 years before being opened by future generations.
- The King met schoolchildren involved in gardening and cooking programs promoting sustainability.
- Secondary students from Auchenharvie Academy were recognized for their work on sustainability.
- King Charles supports reducing food waste through projects like the Coronation Food Project started in 2023.
- Earlier, King Charles and Queen Camilla received Gold Blue Peter badges in Liverpool for their work supporting youth and literacy.
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