Key Facts

• The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Isle of Mull in Scotland.
• The couple engaged in an outdoor learning session with forest rangers and local children.
• The visit occurred on their 14th wedding anniversary.
• The Duke and Duchess visited the Ardura Community Forest, which plays an important role in safeguarding the island's biodiversity. Biodiversity is the variety of different types of life found in a particular area.
• Their organization, The Royal Foundation, is providing funding to the ranger service in the forest to help it continue its work.
• The couple interacted with local families during their visit, taking part in activities such as exploring a nature trail.
• The money from The Royal Foundation also supports nature projects in Mull and Iona, another island in Scotland.
• After their visit to the forest, they took a ferry to spend some private time on the isle of Iona.