We received a new video from the Prince’s Rainforests Project of Sting singing “Message in a Bottle,” his own personal SOS to the world about the destruction of the rainforests. The Prince’s Rainforest SOS Campaign is their final push to ensure that the call for emergency action to protect rainforests is heard by those who have the power to make change happen. It is particularly directed toward world leaders before the forthcoming global climate change negotiations in Copenhagen in December.
While Sting and the frog are cute, his message is serious—and it is heartbreaking to see the trees cut down. Check out the Prince’s site to find out ways that you can become involved and spread the message!
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Hi Zoe–
It sounds like you and your husband are doing such important work–thank you so much for your comment. I look forward to hearing more about your efforts to enhance living conditions of the native people in the rainforests.
Mary Jo
Hi Alex–
Thanks so much for the links and information about the expo. I’ll take a look.
Mary Jo
We are all about lowering our carbon footprint and intiating environmental change. Please visit our website to find out more. http://www.How2SaveFuel.com and http://www.TheGreenExpo.net . I don’t know hwere you are at but you are more than welcome to attend and even participate if you like.
Thank you,
Alex Rivera
Dear Zoe,
Thank you for reading our posts and for all that you and your husband are doing. If we each do something to help this planet, we will surely make a difference.
Susan
My husband and I frequent the primary rainforests and work with the plants and people there. Our job is to accomplish three things: 1) To deliver healing benefits to the market, 2) To help preserve the natural environment, and, 3) To enhance living conditions for native people. This works brings us to remote, wild places such as the rainforests, seeking creative solutions for the native people to live in sync with the natural places, and thrive. Seeking ways to communicate to the media in what ways we can. Last year we lived in a devestated community of Shipibo natives
Thank you for what you are doing. We support your efforts! Hope to meet someday.