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This is a brand for a small Town in Massachusetts (Easton, MA). This logo will represent their municipality's Climate Action Plan. This logo will be used on their plan document, website, fact sheets, and other public-facing communications materials.

All-In Henderson is a municipal brand for the city of Henderson, Nevada. This brand will be used as the name of Henderson's climate action plan as well as their ongoing community engagement campaign. The target audience is the general public.

This logo is for Climate Smart Buffalo, the Climate Action Plan of the City of Buffalo, New York. The target audience is the general public and City residents, who should be able to recognize the logo as resembling their community.

This logo is for Resilient Bath, the Climate Action Plan of the City of Bath, Maine. The target audience is the general public and City residents, who should be able to recognize the logo as resembling their community.

This logo is for Ready & Resilient Barrington, the Climate Action Plan of the Town of Barrington, Rhode Island. The target audience is the general public and Town residents, who should be able to recognize the logo as resembling their community.

This is a water conservation brand for the City of Henderson, NV. This brand is meant to inspire collective action and evoke and a sense of unity.

This will be a brand for a local government's climate action plan. The target audience is the townspeople of Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA.

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This is an initiative to address climate change in Somerville, MA, USA. The audience will be the community members of the city of Somerville.

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The Town of Danvers, MA, USA is launching a new initiative to promote sustainable actions in the community. Our target audience is all community members that live and work here. Here is our brand messaging. Danvers is more than meets the eye. It’s a blend of big city options and small town comfort that provides a central hub for living, working, and shopping on the North Shore. This is where agricultural roots converge with a vibrant downtown. And it’s where challenges meet solutions. We now face the impacts of climate change that threaten our industry, infrastructure, and way of life. We'll rise to this challenge together as we plan for a thriving, resilient community despite a changing world. Let’s renew our commitment to a Danvers that offers “something for everyone” – clean, connected energy and transportation systems, affordable and livable neighborhoods, and a diverse and sustainable economy. The future demands that we take bold action now. Resilient Danvers is effort to map out our pathway to a sustainable future. We are kicking off Resilient Danvers with the development of a climate action playbook.

This logo is for a climate action plan all of the towns of Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts USA. The target audience is our residents and visitors. As you can imagine being an island puts us at a particularly higher vulnerability to the impacts of climate change. The Vineyard Way will be our pathway to a resilient and healthy future for all of us. The Vineyard Way plan will seek to enhance our resilience to the impacts of climate change in six areas: 1. Energy Transformation 2. Food Security 3. Land Use and Natural Resources 4. Economic Resilience 5. Infrastructure and Transportation 6. Public Health and Safety Martha’s Vineyard is our home. Whether your family has been here for centuries or just a few summers, the Island’s character, natural beauty, and unique way of life connect us to each other and this place. Throughout history, the sea has shaped our spirit, industry, and traditions. Now we face the impacts of climate change, from sea level rise to more intense heat and storms. It threatens to disrupt the very aspects of Island life that we treasure, changing our coastline and endangering the health of our natural resources, the stability of our economy, and the well-being of our community. Our six distinct towns share a collective pride in the Island and, through The Vineyard Way, have come together to write the story of a tight-knit community that rises to this challenge. We’ll tap our connections to nature and each other as we consider climate-resilient actions for the buildings where we live and work, roads and paths we traverse , vehicles we drive, food we eat, services we use, energy sources we deploy and natural places we enjoy. We’re navigating uncharted waters, but we’re doing it together. We have a rich history, but our future is not yet written. We’re drawing on that storied past as we commit to a stronger future. Our climate action plan, The Vineyard Way, will detail the next chapter as one of resilience , of a community rallying together - as we have for generations - to protect what makes life here special.

Clark County, Nevada, USA is looking to build a brand and logo for its new sustainability and climate action planning initiative. See brand messaging below. Clark County is many things to many people, but at our core, we are resourceful and bold. From the Las Vegas Strip to Red Rock Canyon, you will find pristine lands, cultural treasures, year-round outdoor activities, and world-class entertainment, making our community a vibrant place to work, play, and live. The residents of Clark County are resilient, resourceful, and ready in the face of challenges. We know anything is possible when we work together and go all in for our county community. All-In for Clark County takes a smart, bold, and inclusive approach to create a sustainable community for the well-being and prosperity of all, today and for future generations. Going all in – that’s the Clark County way.

This Logo is for the Cities of Beverly and Salem, Massachusetts' joint climate action & resilience plan. Below is our messaging on this process. Along the North Shore, a stone’s throw from Boston, Beverly and Salem form a hub of history, culture, and economic activity. For almost 400 years, as coastal neighbors we have evolved as unique communities with our own personalities, yet we are graced with the foresight and determination to tackle challenges head on together. Linked together by bridges and a rich heritage, Beverly and Salem are also connected by a shared vision for a resilient future. We breathe the same air, our boats navigate the same waters, our cars travel the same roads, and our bikes meander the same paths. Just as relationships and commutes cross over the bridges between Beverly and Salem, so will climate change. We are both already experiencing sea level rise, more intense storms, and heat waves that could take a toll on everyone who makes Beverly and Salem their home. The path to prepare for these impacts and ensure a healthy future is one we will take together. Resilient Together is our collective action in the face of the climate crisis: our Climate Action and Resilience Plan. We’re embracing a proactive, collaborative approach to ensure that Beverly and Salem remain inclusive and thriving communities, attractive and accessible to diverse families and businesses. As communities steeped in history and passionate about the future, we will draw on the unique strengths of each community, tap into each other’s successes and lessons learned, and share resources. We’ll rise to the challenges and opportunities related to climate change and resilience -- from affordable housing to clean energy, smart transportation to waterfront growth. Resilient Together is our bridge to a stronger tomorrow.

We are looking to create a logo to represent the Town of Harvard, MA's Climate Action Initiative, which starts with the development of a climate action and resilience plan. Harvard as a community recognizes the need to prepare our town for the consequences of climate change. To ensure our bountiful farms and tight-knit community will continue to thrive for generations to come, we need to work together to protect and preserve our town and all of its important assets. That’s why we created Harvard’s Climate Initiative, the Town’s Climate Action and Resilience Plan. This plan is a roadmap for Harvard’s future prosperity to ensure that we emerge from climate change stronger together. With Harvard’s Climate Initiative, Harvard will persevere.

This logo is to represent all of the farms in the Town of Harvard MA to promote their products and the experiences they offer. Here is the messaging for the brand. Visit the scenic Nashoba Valley west of Boston and you’ll discover dozens of Harvard farms that make “farm to table” a reality. There are wonderful farm experiences waiting for everyone here, from roadside stands to pick-your-own, alpaca visits to farm tours, and CSAs to a selection of home and gift items. Families from near and far come back season after season and year after year for the fresh air, friendly faces, quality products, and the mosaic of landscapes that Harvard farms provide. Winding along picturesque roads dotted with historic barns and farmhouses, you’ll witness generations of family farming and also get a glimpse into the future where sustainable practices provide a bounty, protect the planet, and help Harvard thrive. Here we like to say we’re rooted in the past but growing the future. Stop by and check out our local farm products, from our families to yours.

Weston Ahead is a sustainability plan for a quaint, semi-rural town in New England. The town is well connected to history, nature and conservation. The target audiences are: residents and town officials. Schools are particularly important for us to reach as well.

Resilient Watertown is the unifying brand for the sustainability initiatives of the Town of Watertown. It is intended to speak to a diverse community that has a strong industrial history and is currently home to a growing tech sector.

A2ZERO is a sustainability initiative for the city of Ann Arbor. The "Zero" refers specifically to the city's goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2030, but also refers to other things the city seeks to eliminate: Homelessness, poverty, and inequality. The audience for this initiative? The kinds of people who drive Teslas and Priuses. Ann Arbor is full of well-educated, wealthy people who are inspired by their status as leaders in the world of technology and sustainable industry. Designers are definitely encouraged to draw on logos and design directions from these industries. Here's a snippet from the plan's own description: "Ann Arbor is home to some of the most creative and resilient peoplecommunities in the state. And yet, as we head towards greater changes in oura changing climate and more uncertainty in our economy, Ann Arboritesresidents from every corner are calling for solutions that ensure our community is a great place for all. go even further. We’ve heard calls for a just transition to a decarbonized economy, for growth patterns that enrich our neighborhoods the communities we already have, and for greater overall community resilience."

This will be a new brand for the Town of Wellesley, MA. Elevator Pitch for Wellesley Will Brand Wellesley’s rich history provides a strong foundation on which to find bold and collaborative solutions to climate change and other contemporary challenges. Through Wellesley Will, we WILL build a more sustainable future. Wellesley is a unique community filled with highly engaged residents who are banding together to fight climate change and improve their sustainability. As a result, the town is launching “Wellesley Will,” a brand that will unite the town's sustainability initiatives. The hope is to create a consistent look and feel across initiatives. The logo should speak to a highly educated, civically engaged audience. Wellesley is a community where people have always worked together to solve problems. Addressing climate change is no different. We have the power to choose a future where we protect our natural and cultural heritage, support a thriving business community, cultivate a welcoming and inclusive vibe, and embrace innovative opportunities. We won’t stand down in the face of climate impacts like flooding, more intense storms and heat waves. We’ll stand up together to make the future we choose a reality. Wellesley is a town that has a healthy respect for its history even as we pursue bold 21st century solutions.

Devens is a former military base that has now redeveloped into a regional hub for economic activity. The focus was sustainable redevelopment from the beginning. Devens is made up of primarily commercial businesses, but there is a small residential sector. This effort is specifically to address climate change to ensure that Devens is reducing its contribution to climate change and is resilient to the impacts we are already experiencing. Devens Forward is the brand for the Devens Climate Action & Resilience Plan. Elevator Pitch: The Devens community promotes a balance between economic development, quality of life, and environmental awareness. Just as we have with base redevelopment, we’re taking a holistic approach as we consider climate change and how we plan for the future. The Devens Climate Action and Resilience Plan – Devens Forward, strives to ensure that our community has a plan of action in place for any extreme weather circumstances (heat waves, damaging winds, flash flooding, blizzard conditions, etc.) and what they might lead to (power outages, road closures, evacuation, etc.) The Devens community is well known for its military roots and as a world-class location for businesses, a growing residential community, and a leading destination for sports and recreation. Our goal is to protect those assets that make us unique and preserve them for future growth.

the Town of Dedham has been working on a number of sustainability related initiatives and is now launching its climate action and resilience planning process. The elevator pitch for our planning process is: Driven by shared values, people in Dedham are working together to ensure that our neighborhoods, our natural resources, and our economy are resilient to the impacts of climate change. The Sustainable Dedham Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan will provide the blueprint to achieve that strong, thriving community of the future

Envision Wakefield is a brand for the Town of Wakefield, MA that will be applied to multiple efforts to enhance the quality of life in the community. The Envision Wakefield: Resilient program is specifically focused on preparing the community for a changing climate and educating the community on actions we all can take to minimize our contribution to climate change. The target audience is the general public of the Town of Wakefield, MA. Population is approximately 27,000; Median age is 43.5; Median Household Income $92,252' Poverty Rate: 4.4%. 93% White. Learn about Wakefield's demographics here: https://datausa.io/profile/geo/wakefield-ma

The cities of Portland & South Portland Maine are working on developing a Climate Action & Adaptation Plan for their cities. We are branding the planning process as One Climate Future.

The City of Holyoke, MA is working with its community to identify vulnerabilities and solutions to a changing climate

A local government in Massachusetts that strives to address climate change.

The City of Nashua, NH is launching their Livable Nashua program. The program aims to identify and report on key performance metrics that demonstrate the strengths of the community as well as the opportunities for improvement. A livable Nashua has an inclusive, thriving economy, a healthy & resilient community, and a clean environment.

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