The Duchess of Cambridge was in her element as she met with a Scouts Group during a visit to Glasgow today.
Prince William and Kate Middleton, both 39, visited Alexandra Park Sports Hub in Dennistoun to meet with Scouts from across the area and learn more about the Scouts’ #PromiseToThePlanet campaign.
The event marks the first engagement for the couple since they arrived in Glasgow for the COP26 climate conference.
Kate dressed down in black jeans, a black polo neck a khaki green gilet, her favourite pair of £250 See by Chloe boots and a Scouts woggle to meet Cub and Beaver Scouts this afternoon.
The Duchess, who previously volunteered with the Scouts and was a Brownie growing up, appeared in good spirits during the outdoor engagement.
During the outing the couple took part in 'wild flower bombing' where they joined the children to throw soil packed with seeds onto a grassy bank to rewild it.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were in their element as they met with a Scouts Group during a visit to Glasgow today (pictured)
Getting their hands dirty! The couple also delved into 'wildflower planting' with the children and grabbed handfuls of soil to plant at the site
Prince William could be seen peering closely at a bike worshop during his outing in Glasgow to meet with Scouts earlier this afternoon
The beaming Duchess of Cambridge, 39, was in high spirits as she met with a Scouts Group during a visit to Glasgow today (pictured)
Prince William and Kate Middleton, both 39, visited Alexandra Park Sports Hub in Dennistoun to meet with Scouts from across the area and learn more about the Scouts’ #PromiseToThePlanet campaign
Kate was named joint president of the Scouts last year. Kate is sharing the position - her first presidency of an organisation - with the Queen's cousin, the Duke of Kent, who has been president of the youth movement since 1975
The Duchess of struck just the right style note as she joined Prince William in Glasgow today.
The royal dressed down in a pair of black skinny jeans, and wrapped up against the chilly weather in a green quilted gilet, a new addition to the royal wardrobe.
The mother-of-three finished the look with her trusty brown suede See By Chloé boots, which feature leather trim detailing on a round-toe, lace-up base.
Kate has often worn the boots, opting for them three times last year, including for a visit to a community garden in north London in January, and to the Scouts London headquarters in March.
Meanwhile Kate appeared in high spirits as she leant down to speak with Scouts who were serving up food and practicing their cooking skills
Kate and Prince William could be seen beaming as they met with the group of Scouts and their parents during the outing in Glasgow today
The couple could be seen joking with one another as they arrived for their first outing for the Cop26 conference today in Glasgow
Meanwhile the royal's hair cascaded around her shoulder in looser tonged waves, with the emphasis on sleek and natural rather than voluminous and bouncy.
Kate was named joint president of the Scouts last year. Kate is sharing the position - her first presidency of an organisation - with the Queen's cousin, the Duke of Kent, who has been president of the youth movement since 1975.
One of their hosts was 12-year-old Lewis Howe, one of the 26 #OneStepGreener Ambassadors recently announced by the UK Government – extraordinary, everyday people who are going above and beyond for the climate.
Through Scouting, Lewis is taking positive action on the issues that matter to him the most and challenging all Scottish schools to reduce food waste by using surplus food to create meals for those in need using environmentally friendly packaging.
The Duke and Duchess could be seen sharing a laugh with the Scouts as they arrived at the engagement in Glasgow earlier today
At one stage, the mother-of-three could be seen gazing up at her husband, before they both received special woggles as part of their visit
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived for a visit to celebrate the Scouts PromiseToThePlanet campaign in Glasgow this afternoon
Meanwhile the royal's hair cascaded around her shoulder in looser tonged waves, with the emphasis on sleek and natural rather than voluminous and bouncy
She could be seen carrying a biscuit snack during one stage of the engagement and waved to Scouts who had gathered to meet her (pictured left and right)
The Duchess appeared in high spirits as she took part in her first engagement as part of the Cop26 conference today (pictured)
The Duke and Duchess went on to take part in activities that demonstrate how Scouting is helping to equip young people with the skills to tackle climate change.
They also learned how millions of Scouts across the globe have been contributing to the #PromiseToThePlanet campaign, raising awareness of the consequences of climate change and encouraging individual as well as collective action to address it.
Kate was previously a volunteer with a Cub Scout pack when she and the Duke of Cambridge lived in Anglesey, North Wales.
She has carried out numerous visits to Scout groups over the years, including joining Cubs in North Wootton, near King's Lynn in Norfolk, in 2016 to celebrate 100 years of the youth movement and visiting the Scouts' headquarters in Gilwell Park in Essex in 2019.
Kate dressed down in black jeans, a black polo neck a khaki green gilet, her favourite pair of See by Chloe boots and a Scouts woggle to meet Cub and Beaver Scouts this afternoon
Kate dressed down in black jeans, a black polo neck a khaki green gilet, her favourite pair of See by Chloe boots and a Scouts woggle to meet Cub and Beaver Scouts this afternoon
The couple could be seen chatting with a group of the Scouts to celebrate the PromiseToThePlanet campaign at Alexandra Park Sports Hub, Dennistoun (pictured)
Prince William appeared particularly impressed by one young Scouts collection of badges, and could be seen gesturing to several
The Duke and Duchess are in Glasgow representing the crown alongside Camilla and Prince Charles.
Earlier today, The Duke of Cambridge tweeted: 'COP26 is a landmark moment for the future of our planet — I'm proud that our @EarthshotPrize Finalists will be joining me in Glasgow to show the world that there is reason to be optimistic'.
Prince Charles used his COP26 address to demand a 'military-style campaign' to mobilise trillions of dollars of private sector cash to 'save our precious planet'.
The Duke of Cornwall said the pandemic had taught the world 'timelines can be sped up dramatically' when everyone 'agrees on the urgency and the direction'.
The Duke and Duchess went on to take part in activities that demonstrate how Scouting is helping to equip young people with the skills to tackle climate change
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