The first step to encouraging environmental stewardship is straightforward: green is clean. The trash must be removed before habitats can be restored, wild creatures protected, or children introduced to the wonders of nature. In Arizona, illegal dumping is extensive and so prevalent that some sites can be located using Google Maps. To address the issue, I propose to connect and mobilize the community through art. A fine-art quality photo essay of illegal dumping will be created as part of a mobile exhibit that will be used to increase public awareness and volunteerism in the state. The exhibit will incorporate art created from trash collected from dumpsites and include a children’s recyclable art workshop/contest designed to reinforce community recycling. Project methods developed for the workshop and exhibit will be provided to community groups for their use. Dumpsite photographs will also be used to prioritize sites for cleanup by local organizations, circulated to community groups for placement on literature for public distribution, and incorporated into a publicly available website developed for reporting dumpsites located in the state. The project money will be spent as follows: 50% for exhibit and workshop development, 20% for website development, and 30% for exhibit travel expenses. The exhibit will be ready for display within 3 months of funding and the website within 4 months of funding. Unless further funding is located, the exhibit will be displayed until travel expenses are exhausted and donated at closing. I hope to make this project’s green effect clean, creative and fun!