King Charles III is one of the great environmentalists of our time - but does his accession put that vital work at risk?IN 2012, Julia Aglionby - a land agent with an interest in how common land can be managed for the benefit of people and wildlife - was invited to meet the then-Prince of Wales. At that time, her friends Hazel and Joe Relph were accustomed to hosting thePrince once a year at their Cumbrian bed and breakfast and farm, and as he learnt about the issues affecting the Lake District’s famous uplands, he itched to get involved.
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