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Princess Kate Reveals Her Latest Passion Project: ‘Never Been More Important’

The project will study how nature-based activities affect childhood development and lifelong outcomes, Kensington Palace said.

  • On Thursday, October 15, Princess Kate announced a new nature-based research initiative in Cornwall, England, through the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood.
  • The initiative addresses the 'epidemic of disconnection' caused by excessive screen time, with the Princess having previously described the natural world as her 'sanctuary.'
  • "Nature is such an extraordinary environment for us all," the Princess said, emphasizing her goal to build supportive environments making nature more accessible to families across the U.K.
  • The project will explore integrating outdoor experiences into early childhood development programs, potentially utilizing sites managed by the Duchy of Cornwall and building on Catherine's prior work in Italy.
  • Kensington Palace released new portraits and a video on Friday, October 16, featuring Kate in a Fair Isle sweater; the heritage pattern is 'simply everywhere,' according to Marie Claire fashion director Sara Holzman.
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Kate Middleton has released three new photos taken by royal photographer Josh Shiner. The Princess of Wales is seen smiling in a woodland setting, wearing a khaki jacket and a striped jumper. The portraits were released on October 15 to mark the start of a new phase of her work supporting early childhood development, PEOPLE reports. On the same day, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle took part in joint charity events in the UK, visiting Nottingham.…

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Daily Express broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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