As The Princess of Wales is named Patron of Ty Hafan Children Hospice, we look at how it provided end of care life for both Emily & James, and Candice and Anton's, children. Find out more about their stories and the experience Ty Hafan provides.

The Prince of Wales travels to Estonia to visit the Mercian Regiment in his role as Colonel-in-Chief and learn about how they are bolstering NATO’s eastern flank as part of Operation Cabrit. Whilst in Estonia, His Royal Highness also carried out engagements in Tallinn to learn more about how country has responded to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and how Estonia is innovating in renewable energy and technology.

Prince William visits Aberdeen as The Royal Foundation’s Homewards programme delivers homes and job opportunities in the city, alongside a new employment initiative which will help support people at risk of, or experiencing homelessness across the six Homewards locations.

A group of volunteers joined forces to plant 450 saplings on Dartmoor, helping to recreate a resilient temperate rainforest for future generations. These are the first trees planted as part of the Duchy of Cornwall's plans to double the size of Wistman's Wood - one of Britain's last remaining ancient temperate rainforests.

The Princess of Wales, Joint President of Scouts, and Chief Scout, Dwayne Fields, discuss the importance of the natural world and its ability to support our health and wellbeing on a visit to the Lake District. The Princess and Dwayne were joined on a walk near the shores of Lake Windermere, by Scouts and Scout Explorers from 1st Buddha's Light in Greater Manchester, and 1st Buddha’s Light. Whilst there, the group undertook a challenge to earn their Naturalist Badge.

During their visit to the Scottish Isles, Their Royal Highnesses spent time with members of the local community reflecting on the power of social connection and the importance of protecting and championing the natural environment, two subjects which they are both close to hearts.

This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, we are celebrating humanity’s longstanding connection to nature, and its capacity to inspire us and help us to heal and grow in mind, body and spirit. As we confront the challenges of an increasingly complex and digital world, the importance of the connection between humanity and nature takes on even more significance. The Mother Nature series is a reminder and reflection of the beauty and complexity of the human experience. It is a tribute to the lessons we can learn from nature, helping us to foster our own growth, strengthen our bonds with the world around us and each other.

Reflecting on the wonder of the ocean and the legacy of a man who has dedicated his life to telling its story. A conversation with Sir David Attenborough about a lifetime of exploration, the urgent challenges facing our seas, and the hope that lies in restoring and protecting them for generations to come. Sir David’s latest documentary 'Ocean with David Attenborough’ is such an important documentary, and a rallying cry for one of our planet’s most precious resources.

The Prince of Wales, Founder and President of The Earthshot Prize, attends Blue Economy and Finance Forum (BEFF) at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco. The Prince delivered a speech at the Heads of State and Government session and met Finalists, Winners and key partners of The Earthshot Prize.

Our lives flourish when we cherish the bonds of love and friendship. It has never been more important to appreciate the value of one another, and of Mother Nature. Here's to Summer. C

Farmers are vital to creating a future that benefits people, places and the planet. But they can’t do it alone. The Duchy of Cornwall has identified seven Focus Farms across it's 130,000 acre estate, who are open to change, and keen to trial and demonstrate more sustainable farming methods, on a journey to net zero. Through collaboration, knowledge sharing, and open discussion of their successes and challenges, our Focus Farms are creating a blueprint for regenerative agriculture to share with others.

TW: Suicide and the death of a child. In 2012, Rhian's one-year-old son died suddenly. Five days later, her husband Paul tragically took his own life. The Royal Foundation is uniting charities across the four home nations to transform suicide prevention in the UK through a new National Suicide Prevention Network. Talking about suicide is essential to prevent it. Thank you to Rhian and her family for sharing their story.