King Charles Reveals He Won't Be Deterred from Environmental Campaigning Despite Past Criticism
In a new documentary showcasing his philosophy on "Harmony," King Charles has said he wasn't going to be diverted from his environmental campaigning despite criticism in the past. The Amazon Prime Video film, titled "Finding Harmony: A King's Vision," features Charles exploring the importance of living in balance with nature over seven months across four continents.
The 40-year veteran environmentalist acknowledges that public opinion on climate change has shifted negatively in recent years, but he remains committed to his cause. He expressed frustration at feeling that efforts to address the issue are "rapidly going backwards." However, Charles emphasized that he can only do what he can do, adding that maybe by the time he passes away, there will be more awareness of the need to bring things back together again.
The documentary provides an unprecedented look into King Charles's environmental missionary zeal and is narrated by actress Kate Winslet. It captures five decades of his efforts on behalf of the planet, from his early days as Prince of Wales to his current role as a British sovereign.
Charles's personal journey with his "Harmony" philosophy is central to the film, which explores concepts like connectedness with nature and "sacred geometry." The lavish production also features various projects inspired by these ideas, including beekeeping initiatives at HMP Bristol.
The global premiere of the film was held at Windsor Castle in February and marked an unprecedented event for a royal residence. A diverse cast of stars attended the screening, alongside members of the royal family, including the Duchess of Edinburgh and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. The film is now available on Amazon Prime and will be screened in 240 countries and territories worldwide.
In a new documentary showcasing his philosophy on "Harmony," King Charles has said he wasn't going to be diverted from his environmental campaigning despite criticism in the past. The Amazon Prime Video film, titled "Finding Harmony: A King's Vision," features Charles exploring the importance of living in balance with nature over seven months across four continents.
The 40-year veteran environmentalist acknowledges that public opinion on climate change has shifted negatively in recent years, but he remains committed to his cause. He expressed frustration at feeling that efforts to address the issue are "rapidly going backwards." However, Charles emphasized that he can only do what he can do, adding that maybe by the time he passes away, there will be more awareness of the need to bring things back together again.
The documentary provides an unprecedented look into King Charles's environmental missionary zeal and is narrated by actress Kate Winslet. It captures five decades of his efforts on behalf of the planet, from his early days as Prince of Wales to his current role as a British sovereign.
Charles's personal journey with his "Harmony" philosophy is central to the film, which explores concepts like connectedness with nature and "sacred geometry." The lavish production also features various projects inspired by these ideas, including beekeeping initiatives at HMP Bristol.
The global premiere of the film was held at Windsor Castle in February and marked an unprecedented event for a royal residence. A diverse cast of stars attended the screening, alongside members of the royal family, including the Duchess of Edinburgh and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. The film is now available on Amazon Prime and will be screened in 240 countries and territories worldwide.
. I mean, who doesn't want to live in harmony with nature, right? #EnvironmentalismMatters #KingCharlesRocks It's great that he's using his platform to spread awareness and inspire others to take action #SustainabilityIsKey. The fact that the documentary is now available on Amazon Prime and will be shown in 240+ countries is a huge win for environmental causes 
. Let's all continue to support our monarch's efforts to make the world a greener place! #GoGreen #SaveThePlanet
he's been doing this environmental stuff for ages and people still don't take him seriously lol but you know what he says in the doc - he won't stop even if public opinion is all negative about climate change 
that's kinda admirable, right? i mean who would want to fight something that's already gonna be super unpopular? anyway, i loved this part of the film where they do beekeeping at hmp bristol 
it looks so peaceful and relaxing... what do you think about king charles's "harmony" philosophy tho?
it feels like everyone's jumping on the bandwagon now and he's just one of them... 
don't get me wrong, climate change is a real issue and all but has he really made any tangible progress? it seems to be rapidly going backwards as he said... 
i cant even handle how passionate king charles is about this environmental stuff its like he's been doing it for ages & hes still super stoked to be speaking out 
and honestly, im hyped for people to get more aware of climate change 
the way he talks about "harmony" with nature makes total sense, like we should be living in balance with the planet, not just taking from it for our own gain 
. His dedication to #ClimateAction is truly inspiring, and it's clear he's not going to let past criticism get in the way of making a difference 
. The fact that he's using his platform to raise awareness about #SustainableLiving is a game-changer for our planet 
. Can't wait to watch this on Amazon Prime and share my thoughts with all my friends! 
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. King Charles is like the ultimate environmental superhero, except instead of a cape, he's got a fancy crown 
. I mean, who else can say they've been campaigning for the planet since they were Prince of Wales? The guy's 40 years old and still fighting the good fight – that's dedication, mate! 
