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Is there a three-year-old on your holiday shopping list? If there is, consider giving green this year. Many options exist when choosing an eco-friendly gift.

A guide to online resources to help you find providers of locally grown or humanely raised foods, as well as vegetarian or vegan recipes for holiday meals.

Having a green holiday can be fun! Learn how to trim a tree, wrap gifts and prepare a feast in a more environmentally happy way.

Recycling plastic grocery bags into festive holiday decorations is an easy way to keep the kids busy this Christmas and to show them that you care about the environment.

These 10 green Thanksgiving ideas will save money and time while protecting the environment. Green holidays can be creative, fun, and easy - and easy on your conscience.

Eco travellers planning a trip will find these green travel guides based on sustainable and responsible travel invaluable.

Dad loves new power tools and gadgets. This year, go green. Buy a propane weed trimmer and leaf blower. It's a holiday gift that saves Dad money and saves the planet too!

A guide to environmentally responsible decorating ideas for the holidays.

Preventing the spread of invasive plants begins with green choices in holiday decor. Eco-friendly florists can be trusted but new laws prohibit purchase of noxious weeds.

It all started on Halloween two years ago, when Corey Colwell-Lipson was out trick-or-treating with her two young daughters.

Stumped on what to get friends and family for the holidays. Help others, help the environment and help yourself.

The Canary Islands' 2nd smallest island is called the land of nature and magic. Its charm is guaranteed to enchant visitors, as long as they know the best places to stay.

Christmas shopping can be quick, affordable and environmentally friendly. Following a few tips makes it easy to save time and money when holiday shopping.

A white Christmas is nice, but a green one is better for the environment. It's possible for kids to enjoy the splendors of the holidays while still being eco-friendly.

Follow these tips to make a difference this holiday season. You live green, so give green.

A reindeer herd, horse drawn wagon rides, marshmallow roasting and ice carving replace nighttime lightshow to reduce the Wildlife Conservation Society's carbon footprint.

Shirts made of bamboo, recycled glass goblets, wallets from old neckties and other planet-pleasing items make for a holiday shopping trip to remember.

Fresh Christmas trees are an eco-friendly choice offering many different tree types for consideration. Popular types include beautifully green fir, spruce, and pine.

LED Christmas lights stay cool to the touch, use less energy, and come in a wide array of colors and designs. Find eco-friendly LED Christmas lighting online.

As concerns over global warming abound and "being green" is becoming a more popular motto, some companies are putting their money where their mouth is with edible cards.

For a fabulous and green toddler gift, consult this list of fun, well-crafted toys that can be passed down through the generations.

Most great gifts do not come from a department store and creating a family newsletter that is mailed to distant friends and family may be the perfect choice this year.

Sparkling paper, sea shells, citrus fruit, dried herbs, flowers and a twig tree topper are fun and eco- friendly ways to decorate a Christmas tree over the holidays.