The Earth Sentinel board game celebrates the important connections that exists in nature and between all of earth’s ecosystems, occupants, and man. The Earth Sentinel board game is played on a 10 by 10 grid representing the earth and 50 chips for each player. Your chips represent your resources. There are three game plays possible on your Earth Sentinel board; the linear green belts, the conglomerations belts, and the wood wide web. Linear green belts - The object is for each player to plant as many trees as possible by having the highest number of consecutive treeples: 3 consecutive chips (1 point); 6 consecutive chips (3 points); and 9 consecutive chips (5 points). Conglomeration belts - The object is to minimize the number of unutilized chips left on the board at the end of the round by making sure your chips form triples before the round ends. Value of conglomerated chips on the board are counted incrementally. Wood wide web - The object is for each player to form the highest number of consecutive chips per row. Points are calculated by calculating the difference in the highest number of consecutive chips for each player. —description from the designer