How King Charles Has Helped Preserve Romania's Oldest Trees

King Charles III has been visiting Romania, his first trip abroad after being crowned on May 6. The British sovereign spent most of his five-day trip in his beloved Transylvania, where his eco-activism has paved the way for a landmark law preserving Romania's trees.

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