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The prince met residents affected by flooding and visited a tree-planting group working to reduce flood risk.
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Prince William spoke with residents in Skenfrith, Wales, on Thursday about how recent flooding had affected their homes, work and daily lives. Nieuws.nl reported the account of their conversation from a post by the British royal household. [1]
William also visited Stump Up For Trees, which plants trees with farmers and other landowners, and planted a tree himself. Reducing flood risk is one of the organisation’s aims. [1]
The royal household said it was encouraging to hear how communities, farmers and local organisations in Monmouthshire were working together to improve flood resilience after recent storms. [1]
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