Prince William and Kate Middleton attend the Butterfly Dance

In a scene as serene as a summer breeze, Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, posted a video on their official X account showing enchanting shots of butterflies in the lap of British nature. This video is in support of the "Great Butterfly Count" campaign, one of the most prominent environmental initiatives in the United Kingdom.

15 Minutes of Meditation for Nature The campaign invites citizens across the country to take just 15 minutes to observe butterflies in any available green space, until August 10, with the goal of collecting data to help assess the health of the country's environment and biodiversity.

Butterflies, those delicate creatures, are sensitive environmental indicators, and observing them opens windows to a deeper understanding of nature's transformations.

Prince George's absence and attendance at the anniversary Although Prince George was absent from the video, the clip brought back a warm memory of the young prince's visit to the "Brilliant Butterflies" exhibition in 2014, accompanied by his parents, just days before his first birthday.

That day, he was photographed inside the Natural History Museum in London, showing him interacting with childlike curiosity with butterflies, amid a warm family atmosphere. Photographer John Stillwell described the photo as saying, "Prince George was fascinated by butterflies."

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Separately, British reports have indicated Prince George's upcoming educational plans, with the prince likely to enroll at the renowned Eton College in 2026, following in the footsteps of his father, Prince William. This step would cement a traditional royal career punctuated by philanthropic moments that illuminate the public landscape.