Prince William's Duchy of Cornwall Expands Temperate Rainforests
Prince William's Duchy of Cornwall is actively involved in conservation efforts, aiming to double the size of one of the last remaining temperate rainforests.
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Prince William's Duchy of Cornwall is actively involved in conservation efforts, aiming to double the size of one of the last remaining temperate rainforests.

Prince William has announced plans to sell 20% of the Duchy of Cornwall's vast real estate holdings to fund the construction of homes for vulnerable Britons. This move marks a significant departure from traditional royal practices.

Prince William has reportedly earned at least 2.5 million pounds in public money through the Duchy of Cornwall by renting out a former prison that was closed due to radon gas.

The Duchy of Cornwall, owned by Prince William, plans to construct up to 12,000 new homes by 2040, with approximately one-third designated as affordable housing, including on the Isles of Scilly.

Prince William's Duchy of Cornwall has announced plans to sell 20% of its extensive property portfolio. The proceeds from these sales will be used to fund new housing developments and various green initiatives.

A campaign is underway to double the size of Dartmoor's temperate rainforest, coinciding with the Duchy of Cornwall's announcement of plans to expand small pockets of ancient woodland at two sites.
Prince William will pay £8 million to tax authorities this year, with his primary income derived from the Duchy of Cornwall lands, in a move highlighting transparency.