The Princess of Wales brings Awareness to Holistic Healthcare Upon Completion of Three Peaks Challenge

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The Princess of Wales completed the Three Peaks challenge over the weekend.  The challenge involves a blend of driving and trekking through three of the highest mountain peaks in England, Scotland and Wales--Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Yr Wyddfa. The challenge areas cover 23 miles of walking distance along with a 462 mile drive between each peak.   The challenge is open to the public and many aim to walk to the summit of the peaks within 24 hours.  However, the trek is so grueling and extensive that only 40% of the individuals attempting the challenge are able to complete it within this timeframe.  It is recommended that individuals desiring to complete the Three Peaks Challenge engage in strength training over a period of eight to twelve weeks. Whether Catherine engaged in strength training is unknown but she has always been quite athletic.  Not only did Catherine complete the challenge--she is part of the smaller percentage of people who were able to comp...

Prince William Creates £50 million Prize for Green Change Agents and Environmental Workers

Prince William is spearheading a new earthcentric initiative with his Royal Foundation. He announced a 50 million pound Earthshot Prize, which will be awarded on an annual basis to five different people or organizations whose mission, is focused on protecting the earth.




The five objectives central to the Earthshot prize are: protecting and restoring nature, cleaning the air, reviving oceans, building a waste free world and fixing the climate. The earth-shot prize is sort of like a nobel prize for the environment. This is the single largest award for individuals or organizations who are involved in climate and environmental work.
Prince William is continuing the work that his father, Prince Charles, has been passionate about by honoring those who are actively creating solutions to solve our planet’s environmental problems.




He came up with the idea for a green award during a visit to Africa two years ago. The award ceremony will be held in a different city every year with the premiere ceremony taking place in London in 2021. It is the hope of Prince William and the Council for the Earthshot prize to have at least 50 solutions to problems that fit the framework of the five earthshots or objectives. The director of the Earthshot Prize is Jason Knauf who is also CEO of the Cambridges’ Royal Foundation. The outlines for claiming the prestigious prize have yet to be announced.

According to a conversation with CNN, Prince William said:
“We want to change the conversation and show that we can provide solutions, we can tackle this, and in 10 years' time, we can make our planet more sustainable and more prosperous and better for everyone."




It’s no secret that I gab quite a bit about news concerning the royal family and this particular announcement of the Royal Family is one that personally makes me green with excitement! Prince William becomes more and more admirable every day. A prince who can model good and charitable behavior is one thing but to also carry out a mission to help save the planet and appreciate the folks who are doing the good green work every day is exemplary!

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