Windows 7 Themes : Go Green Theme For Windows [Nature Themes]
The nature, in its infinite beauty, is absolutely fascinating. Everything about the nature – the dawn and the sunset, the summer and the spring, the rain and the sunshine – offer a beauty beyond comparison. As vast as the nature is, more vast is its beauty and though tremendous efforts are taken by man, all this beauty cannot be captured.
Today, we introduce a new category of Windows 7 themes – Nature Themes. It is an effort to bring the beauty of the nature, in all its infinite variety, to your desktop. “Go Green” Theme represents the Greenery in the nature – which is sadly being lost. A Green Theme – consisting of wallpapers about trees and leaves, forests and waterfalls, dew and droplets – The nature’s lifelines.
Go Green Theme Consists of 25+ nature wallpapers, custom icons and soothing sounds to give that “green” feel to your desktop.
Windows 7 Go Green Theme Screenshots:
These are a few of the 25+ wallpapers you would get with this theme. Download the entire theme to get all the wallpapers.
Custom Icons and Sounds For Go Green Theme:
We have included some unique icons to make this Windows 7 Theme as “natural” as possible. They would replace the same old boring icons and enhance the desktop.
We have also included various “peaceful” sounds with this theme. You would hear them while applying as well as starting and shutting down the computer and feel one with nature. 
Download Windows 7 Go Green Theme:
We have a dedicated download page for this theme. You can also explore various other Windows 7 Themes on our themes download page.
Facts and Trivia About our Environment:
- Forests still cover about 30 percent of the world’s land area, but swaths the size of Panama are lost each year.
- The world’s rain forests could completely vanish in a hundred years at the current rate of deforestation.
- The Atlantic Forest in Brazil is a unique rainforest that once covered more than a million square kilometers, extending from Recife southward through Rio de Janeiro to Florianópolis and westward into Paraguay.
- Today, the Atlantic Forest in Brazil, rainforest that once covered more than a million square kilometers, is reduced to less than 5 percent of its original size.
