The mark consists of the letters "A" and "E", offset from each other so that the bottom of the "A" is at the same level as the middle of the "E". The letters "A" and "E" are in a white font with gray and black shading and rest on top of a picture of the Earth as it would look from space, with the "A" appearing above North America, and the "E" above the Atlantic Ocean and parts of Western Africa, and with South America and parts of Europe visible. The continents appear in green and the oceans appear in blue. On the bottom left of the mark a green leaf, with 2 water droplets in white and green, sits and is shaped in such a way that the midrib (center line) of the leaf runs circular and sits precisely on top of the outer circle created by the image of the Earth. The two water droplets are on the right side of the leaf, with the lower droplet being larger than the upper droplet. The leaf also has 6 veins, and each comes off the midrib, and the veins are in clusters of 2 with each of those 2 veins symmetrical to each other across the midrib. The top left part of the leaf fades from green to white. Three narrow lines in the separate colors blue, dark green, and green envelop the Earth, with the color extending out from either end of the leaf where it touches the outermost edge of the Earth. The black background is not claimed as a feature of the mark.