Enough Paddington bears, balloons and bouquets of flowers wrapped in plastic to pay homage to Queen Elizabeth.
Stop everything that is not biodegradable.
The new King's commitment to the environment is already beginning to be felt.
The Royal Parks Authority has asked the public to bring only compostable gifts, such as bouquets of flowers without ribbons and plastic sheets.
Cards are also welcome and will then be collected on a special site.
Jam sandwiches, beloved by Paddington, but harmful to wildlife, are also banned.
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Paddington bears and jam sandwiches
The announcement, taken from British sites, was released after many wanted to remember the Queen by bringing the Paddington bears in front of the royal castles in memory of the video that the Queen shot on the occasion of her 70th Jubilee with the puppet adored by children.
The sovereign, due to health problems, had had to limit her participation in many of the appointments planned for the celebrations of her 70 years of reign, but to kick off the concert on 4 June in front of Buckingham Palace she had resorted to a video made by the BBC.
In the video the Paddington bear, a character created by Michael Bond and beloved by children, is sitting with His Majesty for the usual tea and offers the sovereign one of his famous jam sandwiches.
Elizabeth politely refuses, revealing to her guest that she too is hiding a snack in her inseparable purse.
The scene ends with Paddington congratulating the queen and thanking the queen, while the butler announces the start of the concert.
From the square echo the legendary notes of the song We Will Rock You by Queen, whose captivating rhythm is followed to the sound of spoons by Paddington and Elisabetta herself.
After the announcement of Elizabeth II's death, Paddington bear paid tribute to his guest with a moving farewell message entrusted to social media: “Thank you Ma'am, for everything”.
The Parks Authority, which manages Green Park and other green spaces, said that non-biodegradable gifts are having a "negative impact" on the environment as well as jam sandwiches - often wrapped in cling film - are harmful to the fauna. wild park.
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Paddington Bears at Buckingham Palace