King Charles III: A Climate-Conscious Diplomat and Vineyard Enthusiast

King Charles III concluded his state visit to France with a focus on the environment, planting a loquat leaf oak tree in Bordeaux City Hall's garden and visiting an experimental forest monitoring the impact of climate change on urban woodlands. The royal couple also visited a vineyard known for its sustainable approach to winemaking, highlighting the region's efforts to adapt to climate change. The visit aimed to strengthen the alliance between Britain and France and included discussions on topics such as Brexit and migration. King Charles III has long been an advocate for environmental issues but does not have political power in the UK's constitutional monarchy.