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Northern Ireland Office via Flickr Prince Charles continues his busy summer after several trips to the country with an engagement closer to home. On Wednesday, 28 July, he was at Sandringham – The Queen’s Norfolk estate – to release endangered birds to boost conservation efforts.  The Prince of Wales joined Tony Juniper, Natural England’s Chair, to release some Eurasian Curlews. The bird species is endangered and is the largest species of wading bird. One-quarter of its population lives in the UK but has faced many challenges since the 1970s with many habitats destroyed.  Sandringham Estate is working with Natural England, Wild Ken Hill, and Pensthorpe Conservation Trust and has come together in a partnership to help the Eurasian Curlew. Eggs were collected from airfields and taken to the PCT, also in Norfolk, to be raised. The project should help the birds breed and raise population numbers. Along with the birds released at Sandringham, there will be more released at Wi

United kingdomKen hillTony juniperQueen norfolkPensthorpe conservationPrince charlesNatural englandWild ken hillPensthorpe conservation trustஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்கேன் மலைடோனி ஜூனிபர்ராணி நார்ஃபோக்ப்ரிந்ஸ் சார்லஸ்இயற்கை இங்கிலாந்துகாட்டு கேன் மலை