Thanks, Mothering magazine for featuring our current search for Green Halloween coordinators!!

Interested in getting involved in the 2010 Green Halloween revolution? Click on the link above.

Our interview on AM Northwest in Portland (filmed at the Portland Humane Society)

With Shaniqua Manning on Northwest Cable News

October issue of Working Mother

NPR  – Two segments: one with Rose Scott and one on Tell Me More

For a complete list of our 2009 press coverage, check out our latest Green Halloween e-newsletter.

Article: Sustainable season’s greetings: creative ideas for meaningful, eco-friendly celebrations that honor diverse traditions

By: Corey Colwell-Lipson & Lynn Colwell

Corey & Lynn wrote the feature article in the November/ December issue of Mothering magazine, available in stores now.

The 7-page spread is a dream come true for the mother-daughter duo because Lynn wrote for Mothering when Corey was a child! Now here they are, writing together on their favorite subject, in one of their favorite magazines.

Article: The holidays, unplugged

By: Charlotte Latvala

Corey was interviewed for the November/December issue of Kiwi magazine! She’s so honred to be included in a publication she’s head-over-heels for. Lynn and Corey also blog for Kiwi, so if you’re looking for year ’round tips on celebrating green, log on to Kiwi anytime here.

You follow them on Twitter. You’re a fan on Facebook. You get all the news in the Green Halloween and Celebrate Green e-blasts.

Now there’s a new way to keep up with Corey & Lynn… On their weekly radio show!

Tune in Wednesdays at 10am PST on Toginet Radio or listen on your own time by downloading the podcasts.

Have topic suggestions for our show? Caught our blunders? Want to be a guest? Let us know by adding a comment below…

As promised, here are some photos from last Friday night’s Green Halloween NYC kick-off party at OpenHouse Gallery.

Check out the amazing food… er, edible art… er, decor by Flavor Palette (sorry – no URL available).

The living and natural decor from grass “tablecloths” to vine (and bicycle wheel) chandeliers…

The stunning performances…

And , of course, incredible costumes (no one does it quite like New Yorkers!)

For more photos, info on the event and the people behind it, check out this article on BizBash.