The Rainforest Fund, which Sting and Ms. Styler founded in 1989, began as an organization meant to both campaign for environmental preservation and to help the indigenous people who live in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. It has since expanded to include projects in 23 countries, including Belize, Cameroon, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Indonesia, Mexico, Peru and Venezuela. A spokeswoman for the organization said that the fund has raised $35 million.
"This year is the Rainforest Fund’s 25th anniversary," Ms. Styler and Sting said in a statement, "and its work to protect rainforests around the globe for the people who live there and for all of us is more important than ever."
Grammy Award-winning Sting joins The One Show to talk about 'The Last Ship' as it makes its West End debut, and the story that inspired it! Tonight, 7pm on BBC1 and on the iPlayer...
We are delighted to announce that Chance Emerson will be joining Sting as a support act for a number of North American Sting 3.0 dates this fall. Chance, whose rich, dulcet voice propels the narrat...