Conselva
Design & Branding for an environmental protection group
Conselva works for conservation and sustainable development in northwestern Mexico. Their reports, campaigns and classrooms needed one visual system.
A bilingual Webflow site for advocacy and fundraising, and a design system that reaches reports, social and education alike.
One identity, from environmental reports to the web and social media.
A clearer path to Conselva for donors, students and partners.
The pieces are ready and consistent, so new campaigns can take shape quickly.
Social posts designed and illustrated for Conselva. Most now live on as teaching aids in schools and universities.
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- Gabe R, Founder & creative director
- jess H, Designer
- Ana V, Project Manager
- Rocco X, OPERATIONS
- caro R, founder & Lead Designer

Conselva works for conservation and sustainable development in northwestern Mexico. Their reports, campaigns and classrooms needed one visual system.
A bilingual Webflow site for advocacy and fundraising, and a design system that reaches reports, social and education alike.
One identity, from environmental reports to the web and social media.
A clearer path to Conselva for donors, students and partners.
The pieces are ready and consistent, so new campaigns can take shape quickly.
Social posts designed and illustrated for Conselva. Most now live on as teaching aids in schools and universities.
Conselva works for conservation and sustainable development in northwestern Mexico. Their reports, campaigns and classrooms needed one visual system.
