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What are Royal Parks?
The Royal Parks are a collection of historic green spaces across London, managed for public enjoyment and conservation. They include famous sites like Hyde Park and Richmond Park. The story highlights how these treasured areas, along with Kew Gardens, are now facing significant damage from extreme weather events, impacting their beauty and ecological health.
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