King Charles & Camilla at Eden Project: A Green Visit

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King Charles and Queen Camilla stopped by the Eden Project in Cornwall to market its

25th anniversary.

The Royal couple arrived to a warm welcome from local school pupils who sang for them.

They cut a special cake using a ceremonial sword and tried out a new marble run with over

100 meters of wooden track made from storm damaged.

The King and Queen released custom wooden marbles down the run, chatting with the

designer about its creation.

They also spent time with gardeners and staff, learning about efforts to restore

wildflower areas and build stronger ties between people and nature.

The Eden Project started in an old clay pit dug 60 meters deep with no natural

soil and below the water table.

Today, its huge biomes house thousands of plants from around the world,

drawing millions to learn about the environment.

After the tour, the couple joined a community lunch event, meeting volunteers

planning the big lunch and big help out from June 5th to 8th.

They unveiled a commemorative plaque and left with the wooden marbles as a keepsake gift.

As the site gears up for expansions and more green projects, this visit highlights

his lasting role in inspiring environmental care across communities.