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We're in love with Prince Charles. It's not his fabulous wealth and chequered love life that has us enthralled, but his impressive work with the environment -- like the website for his Rainforests Project, which he launched recently. Click on for five green reasons why we love the prince.
The Prince's Rainforests Project
First up, Prince Charles set up the Prince's Rainforests Project in 2007, with the aim of ensuring that the world's rainforests are "worth more alive than dead". That means working with business people, governments and non-governmental organisations to find ways of providing people with financial incentives to keep those trees alive. The project has commissioned research into attitudes towards rainforests and deforestation, and is bringing together stakeholders such as the Brazilian governnment and logging companies to discuss ways to protect the world's rainforests. The website for Charley's Rainforests Project launched last week.
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