Jocelyn Anderson

Tree Branch Twisted to Form Awareness Ribbon

Sponsored by Johns Hopkins University

Breast cancer, autism, cystic fibrosis; Alzheimer’s, multiple sclerosis, and even the troops in Iraq-all proof there is certainly no lack of awareness these days. Deforestation is a real and growing concern that will change the way each and every one of us lives our lives. When trees are cut down without sufficient reforestation, it creates a wide array of issues. This banner is a single image of a tree branch that has been twisted into the shape of an awareness ribbon. On that branch remains three leaves. The number three is widely associated with balance and harmony, and in this case is used to represent growth and possibility.

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