AMAZON RAIN FOREST
In 1998, with Jeanne-Pierre Dutilleux, they wrote Jungle Stories : The Fight for the Amazon about the Amazon rainforest and the Indians. Sting narrates the fight of the Amazonian tribe, led by Chief Raoni, to save the Amazon rainforest against the denudation and pillage done by logging and mining industries. His journalese, humor-laced narrative highlighted his belief and admiration for the Indians's fight, which he would take as his own. Jeanne-Pierre's superb and excellent photographs, in full nature color, improved the words hidden beneath the forest.

April 29, 1997 : Rainforest Foundation - Carnival!
Sting performed Waters of Tyne with Jimmy Nail. Pop musicians and classical artists joined hands for the benefit of the Rainforest Foundation.

1989 : RainForest Foundation

Set-up Rainforest Foundation with Kayapos Indians. Money raised during the tour was used for educational schemes, political support and medical supplies for the Indians.

EARTH LOVE FUND
October 1994 : Earthrise: The Rainforest Album
Sting performed Fragile. United Artists For Nature and Spirit Of The Forest collaborated on this album in which the proceeds go to the Earth Love Fund.

GREENPEACE
May 1989: Performed for Greenpeace: Rainbow Warriors singing Love In The Seventh Wave.