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Photo credit : Princess of Wales looks away from camera while posing for a photo wearing a jumper and coat against a forest-like background in an autumn setting.

9 hours agoSean CoughlanRoyal correspondentJosh ShinnerA new photo of the Princess of Wales was released with the early years projectThe Princess of Wales has launched a project promoting the use of nature to help develop young children's social and emotional development. "Nature is such an extraordinary environment for us all and, in this tech-driven, digital age, spending quality time outdoors has never been more important," says Catherine, in a social media post. This is the latest stage in Catherine's campaign to improve the status of early years education and to find ways to improve children's wellbeing. She says that research has shown "just how important nature is for our psychological and physiological wellbeing". In her own recovery from cancer, the princess has spoken about the importance of spending time in nature, which she described as her "sanctuary". This faith in nature is now being applied to her early years project - the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood.

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