Archive · 24 Jan 2026
King Charles III's Documentary on Harmony and Sustainability
King Charles III has made a documentary called 'Finding Harmony: A King's Vision' that explains his ideas about how people and nature should live together in balance.
He believes that by understanding and respecting nature, we can solve big problems like climate change and pollution.
The documentary features experts like Tony Juniper and Emily Shuckburgh, and is narrated by Kate Winslet.
King Charles has been working on these ideas for a long time, and he has a special place called Dumfries House in Scotland where people learn about sustainable farming, crafts, and building.
The king hopes this documentary will help people understand his vision and make the world a better place.
King Charles III's documentary 'Finding Harmony: A King's Vision' explores his philosophy of harmony between humans and nature.
The documentary features experts Tony Juniper and Emily Shuckburgh, and is narrated by Kate Winslet.
Charles believes that restoring balance between humans and nature is crucial to combatting global warming and other major problems.
Dumfries House in Scotland serves as a practical example of the harmony philosophy, offering courses in sustainable agriculture and traditional crafts.
The documentary aims to rebrand the monarchy and shift focus back to environmental issues after recent controversies and health concerns.
- Who
- King Charles III, Tony Juniper, Emily Shuckburgh, Kate Winslet
- What
- A documentary about harmony and sustainability
- When
- February 6 release date
- Where
- Amazon Prime, Dumfries House in southwestern Scotland
- Why
- To promote harmony between humans and nature, and to rebrand the monarchy after difficult years
- Documentary Title
- Finding Harmony: A King's Vision
- Release Date
- February 6
- Streaming Platform
- Amazon Prime
- Narrator
- Kate Winslet
- Key Experts
- Tony Juniper, Emily Shuckburgh
- King's Foundation Project
- Dumfries House
- Project Location
- Southwestern Scotland
- Project Acreage
- 2,000 acres