Graphic Design
It is the most effective artistic discipline to spread a conservationist aim on a large scale. Promoting a social marketing campaign, developing editorial publications or simply improving the image around a brand or organization are some of the ways in which one can position ideas in the minds of our public. Posters, brochures, clothing or advertising canvases are just some of the supports that help to spread a concept.
Graphic Design
It is the most effective artistic discipline to spread a conservationist aim on a large scale. Promoting a social marketing campaign, developing editorial publications or simply improving the image around a brand or organization are some of the ways in which one can position ideas in the minds of our public. Posters, brochures, clothing or advertising canvases are just some of the supports that help to spread a concept.
The observation of great apes is a very profitable tourist resource, both for local communities and for the conservation of these endangered species. But at the same time it can also pose a huge danger to the health of these animals. In the wake of the covid-19 pandemic, the Protect Great Apes from Disease initiative was born. This is a project that arises from the need to inform and educate users about these dangers, as well as the good conduct guidelines stipulated by the UICN to minimize risks. The real objective of this project is to create a website from which park agents from one of the 23 countries in which these species are found can freely download these and other support materials in 7 different languages.
The observation of great apes is a very profitable tourist resource, both for local communities and for the conservation of these endangered species. But at the same time it can also pose a huge danger to the health of these animals. In the wake of the covid-19 pandemic, the Protect Great Apes from Disease initiative was born. This is a project that arises from the need to inform and educate users about these dangers, as well as the good conduct guidelines stipulated by the UICN to minimize risks. The real objective of this project is to create a website from which park agents from one of the 23 countries in which these species are found can freely download these and other support materials in 7 different languages.




This complete guide is also a powerful tool that helps both guards, teachers or policemen, to expand their knowledge about sea turtles. Its distribution, by the Programa Tatô, is free.


The awareness campaign “Nô Okinka di Mar” (Our *Okinka of the Sea) disseminates the benefits of the preservation of sea turtles in Guinea Bissau, using popular culture as a link to strengthen ties between the local people and these endangered species.
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“Mém di Omali” (Mother of the Sea) is the name of the awareness campaign that has managed to captivate the hearts of the people of São Tomé and Príncipe. Since its implementation in 2016, poaching of sea turtles in the country have been drastically reduced and interest in their presevation has increased.




