Home Actor Sting HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers July 2024 Sting Instagram - @direalshaggy and I can’t wait to share this amazing show with you in Philadelphia on 9 September. Tickets can be purchased through the link in my bio 🎶

Sting Instagram – @direalshaggy and I can’t wait to share this amazing show with you in Philadelphia on 9 September. Tickets can be purchased through the link in my bio 🎶

Sting Instagram - @direalshaggy and I can’t wait to share this amazing show with you in Philadelphia on 9 September. Tickets can be purchased through the link in my bio 🎶

Sting Instagram – @direalshaggy and I can’t wait to share this amazing show with you in Philadelphia on 9 September. Tickets can be purchased through the link in my bio 🎶 | Posted on 03/Aug/2023 03:47:31

Sting Instagram – We captured a bit of behind-the-scenes footage along the tour in Europe this summer. Here is a sneak peek at some of the show in Rome – the full video is available for official Fan Club members on Sting.com.
Sting Instagram – #Repost @trudiestyler with @use.repost ・・・ 34 years ago, while @theofficialsting was performing in Brazil, we received an invitation to visit a meeting of indigenous groups in the rainforest whose ancestral lands were being stolen from them for exploitation, their forest dwellings cleared to create pasture. At that meeting we met Chief Raoni, an elder of the indigenous Kayapo tribe. He was fighting to protect his people and his forest from the rampant land-grabbing that was taking place all around. His wisdom and understanding were profound, his vision for the future uncompromising, and he asked us to help deliver his message to the rest of the world. That message was: “There is a lot of smoke. My people are very sick. But whatever happens in the rainforest today, will affect all of you, in your homes, tomorrow.” And how devastingly right he was. That meeting with Raoni inspired us to begin our Rainforest Foundation – now the Rainforest Fund. We went around the world with Raoni, helping him to deliver his message, and we succeeded in having an area of rainforest the size of Switzerland demarcated and protected. This legal process to recognise indigenous land and protect it became the basis for the Rainforest Fund’s work across the globe for the following 34 years, as we inform and support indigenous forest people in their fight to protect their homes. 34 years on, we can dare to hope that there is a shift taking place. The world is waking up to reality as we find ourselves on the brink of environmental catastrophe. Indigenous rights in Brazil are being recognised and supported at Government level. The indigenous peoples” role in protecting their forest lands – for themselves and for all of us – is being understood and valued. We celebrate Raoni’s age and wisdom, his unwavering vision, his leadership and legacy. His message to the world is still vital for us all to hear and understand.

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