>Green is alive.

• new shoots in springtime
• leaves emerging from their buds
• light growth over a freshly dug grave
• a view of the forest from a nearby hillside

Green is relaxing.

• a hike in the forest
• time to watch birds in the park
• rabbits nibbling on the backyard clover
• dabbling your feet in the lake waters

Green is aesthetically pleasing.

• trees that shade an urban street
• a country drive in autumn
• the endless expanse of a cornfield
• flocks of whooping cranes migrating once again

Green is active, not passive.

• Write a letter to support green legislation.
• Put up a gypsy moth trap.
• Weed that garden!
• Turn the compost — again.

Green means dollars.

• Buy a fishing pole!
• Come to the new mega-sports supply store!
• Purchase your hiking supplies here!
• You need a new tent this year! Really!

Green is a state of mind.

• Reduce, re-use, recycle.
• Save the manatee!
• Don’t touch that rainforest!
• I speak for the truffula trees!

Green is beautiful, bright and fancy.

Green is deep, rich, and glowing.

Green is ever present