Logo for project to save Hawaiiʻs forest birds from extinction

I ola nā manu nahele (Means "so the forest birds can live") (We want the option of including it in some versions, but not all).

Environnement

Hawaii has 17 species of native honeycreepers (birds) found nowhere else in the world. Many are on the verge of extinction. Mosquitoes carry and transmit avian malaria, a deadly disease that is decimating populations. This project is working to save these species by using "mosquito birth control" to help reduce mosquitoes in the forests where the birds live. For more information about the project: http://dlnr.hawaii.gov/mosquito/ and https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/mosquito/files/2020/04/Mosquito-FAQ-Flyer.pdf Target audience is general public and diverse stakeholder groups.

FYI - Hawaiian honeycreepers are mostly red or yellow-green.

Overall feel: professional, simple Potential elements include: Birds: must include a bird or birds in the design. Could be one bird (e.g., iʻiwi or amakihi) or more than one bird. If more than one bird, consider a different bird species to represent 3-4 different islands, e.g., akekee, kiwikiu, akiapolaʻau, iʻiwi. Birds can be illustration type or stylized. Mosquito: can include (not required) Plant/tree/branch: can include (not required) Island chain: can include (not required) Logo shape: no strong preference.

Chaque catégorie de design a une gamme de prix flexible pour tous les budgets. La catégorie Logo commence à 289 €.