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The Local Authority Treescapes Fund (LATF) which enables Local Authorities (LAs) and their partners, including schools, community groups and NGOs, to restore tree cover in urban and rural non-woodland areas. On Sunday, May 7, you can head along to ‘The Big Lunch’ from 12noon to 4pm at Hazelbank Park and The Gateway in Antrim for some family fun, with inflatables and walk-about characters. Bring your picnic and join in the celebrations. As coverage declined, this had impacts on the species that are supported by coral. The biodiversity of reefs was found to have declined by 63%, while the abundance of fish species fell by 60%. Coral reefs are one of the most important underwater habitats. While tropical corals are the most well-known, coral reefs exist in a variety of places. Even the UK has cold water reefs off the coasts of Cornwall and Scotland. Thousands of events are expected to take place in every corner of the United Kingdom this May as people take to their streets, gardens, parks and community spaces to join the Coronation celebrations and mark this historic occasion.

Then on Sunday evening, from 8pm to 10pm there will be a live broadcast of the Coronation Concert as well as local talent from ’The King’ (aka The Elvis Spectacular) at Jordanstown Loughshore Park and ‘Qween’ at Antrim Castle Gardens, plus fireworks and fun. Previous monarchs, including Queen Elizabeth II, have taken the accession declaration oath at their first state opening of parliament.

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The Queen was crowned in St Edward's Chair, made in 1300 for Edward I and used at every Coronation since that time. It is permanently kept in Westminster Abbey. We have a number of existing Nature for Climate Fund initiatives where local communities can engage with and receive the benefits of local tree planting, including:

We haven’t had the best history after that little war”, he joked, referring to the American Revolution, “but people still like the history. The theatre of it, the pomp and the circumstance.” The declaration of a further 25 largescale National Nature Reserves, during the first five years of the reign of King Charles III, will honour the King’s longstanding support for nature recovery as the focus moves from conservation to creating larger more joined up spaces for wildlife to thrive. The first overseas tour The Queen undertook after the Coronation was to Bermuda, Jamaica, Panama, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand starting in November 1953. HM returned in 1954 visiting Australia, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) Aden and Uganda – going home in Britannia from Aden via Malta and Gibraltar. Newry, Mourne and Down District Council has agreed a King Charles III Coronation financial assistance programme which will offer a number of grants for community groups and organisations who wish to join together in recognition to celebrate King Charles III’s Coronation. Western Australia – Indigenous (management methods)Subject to applicationof Section 211 of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth), and the exemption from a requirement to hold a recreational fishing licence, the non-commercial take by Indigenous fishers is covered by the same arrangements as that for recreational fishing.Coronation Tea Dances on Friday, May 5, are now fully booked at Aurora Leisure Centre, Bangor and Queen's Hall, Newtownards. Steps are being taken to protect coral reefs, with efforts to restore them through transplanted corals grown elsewhere, or to artificially cool them with pumps.

This Coronation year will also see the very first National Nature Reserves Week which will take place from 20th to 29th May 2023. Many people camped in The Mall to catch a glimpse of the procession, including a family who had sailed all the way from Australia in a ketch for the occasion. Thousands more celebrated throughout the country and the Commonwealth with street parties. King’s Series of National Nature Reserves’ to be launched, with first to be declared in Lincolnshire Warming temperatures are also a risk, as spikes in temperatures cause corals to eject the photosynthetic algae that live inside them. While these events, known as bleaching, are a normal stress response for corals, they are becoming more frequent. Repeated bleaching can cause corals to die. Western Australia and Northern Territory Data provided for Western Australia and the Northern Territory align with the 2017 calendar year.

One of the easiest winners of the Derby, his reputation rests on his victory in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. The 1965 race attracted arguably the strongest field of middle-distance thoroughbreds ever assembled in one field. The flashy chestnut sweated profusely in the parade ring and then wandered alarmingly in the closing stages, but won unforgettably by six lengths. While the impact on the corals themselves is severe, the impact on the people who depend on them is also is also taking a significant toll. The Queen succeeded to the Throne on the 6 February, 1952 on the death of her father, King George VI. She was in Kenya at the time and became the first Sovereign in over 200 years to accede while abroad. While existing warrant holders can retain warrants for two years after the death of grantors, like Queen Elizabeth II, who died in September, those issued by the late queen have technically become void. Holders will now have to reapply to the Royal Warrant Holders Association under King Charles, who is currently the only grantor. (The 180 royal warrants Charles issued as the Prince of Wales will continue now that he is king, as they go with the household, not the title.) It took several years for us to get a permit to experimentally move heat-tolerant corals from hot mangrove lagoons out to the reefs, a journey that polyps could make naturally,” says Suggett. “So it will take some time before corals are allowed to be introduced from elsewhere.”