Intergiro

Kick Game

Yum Bun

Biozeroc

On the Edge

Amphico

Hotjar

Deadly Dust

Eat Less Plastic

Forgotten Forests

flyp

Hometree

The Wombles

Dendra

Veriff

Yango Maps

The Reserve

Kaorium

Hala

Aruba Conservation Foundation

One Green Bean

Pachama

UserZoom

SauceLabs

Trackinsight

Freetree

Everbloom

Big Cartel

Pets

Chester Zoo

Trellis

Wild Thingz

More Than Equal

Snooz

Ideogram

Jupi

Meteoric™

Tyson Lopez

"It was a pleasure collaborating with the skilled team at How&How for our rebranding project. They invested the time to comprehend the strategic path our organization is pursuing and crafted a flawless brand identity that will reposition the organization for success in the future. It's a fantastic piece of work. Thanks Cat and team!"

Brand Strategy
Verbal Identity & TOV
Visual Identity
Wayfinding
Illustrations
Website Design
Animation

Thanks so much Edeline, Tyson, Natasha and the whole Aruba Conservation Foundation team for being such kind and considerate clients. We truly loved our collaboration.

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Featured:
Creative Review
Creative Bloq
Brand New: Under Consideration
Pages Magazine
The Subtext Magazine
LSN: Global Future Lab

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Brand Impact Award Winner 2024: Bronze
Winner, Brand New Year in Review 2024: Best in Typography
Winner, Brand New Year in Review 2024: Best in Illustration
Winner, Brand New Year in Review 2024: Best in Tone-of-Voice
Winner, ADC Annual Awards 2025: Bronze Cube in Illustration
Winner, Gold, Symbol Creative Awards 2025: Rebranding

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Strategist: Jack Wimmer
Copywriter: Josephine Wäktare Heintz 
Production Manager: Joana Jardim
Animator: Eilidh Reid 
3D: Louise Silfversparre & Lina Källström
Designers: Joana Fatela, Carl Doneza, James Mir
Snr Designer: Lucy McGinley
Snr Digital Designer: Hannah Leggett
Client Services: Fanny Kaminksi
Assoc. Creative Director: Chris Beck
Creative Director: Cat How

Aruba National Park Foundation (now the Aruba Conservation Foundation) is the appointed nature conservation organization on Aruba, tasked with protecting over 24% of the island’s natural habitat, both terrestrial and marine. We partnered with the ACF to create a new brand capable of rallying local support for Aruba’s diverse ecosystem, biodiversity and natural heritage including caves, wetlands, mangroves, dunes and the flora and fauna that inhabit these protected sites.

The Aruba Conservation Foundation is Aruba’s officially appointed organization for island-wide biodiversity and ecological resilience. In addition to these responsibilities, the ACF leads nature-based transformational experiences such as guided hikes and corporate events as well as outdoor educational programs. Yet, in what came as a surprise to our team during our strategy workshop, the ACF wasn’t seeking a new brand to increase foot traffic to the island or bolster the tourism economy, but to simply rally local pride, support and action for preserving nature. 

Practically speaking, this meant reframing their brand from what many believed was a park management organisation to a true conservation authority. This started with a new name, but set the stage for a deeper transformation throughout the brand’s visual and verbal identity. 

Given the sincerity of their objective, we positioned the ACF as Aruba’s Voice of Nature: an organisation speaking up for the interests of local ecosystems and reminding locals of their ties with the land. By framing the brand’s role as a spokesperson for overlooked species and ecosystems, we needed to communicate the sincerity of ACF's intentions to Aruban communities and prompt them to remember their oneness with the natural world. 

This metaphor also laid the groundwork for our visual identity, which showcases humanity’s spiritual connection to nature in its logo while drawing on iconography to bring focus to specific species and ecosystems. A complex color palette designed to match the different geographical areas of the National Park - dunes, marshes, the ocean and scrubland - was developed; alongside a modular illustration system where plants and animals are able to ‘grow’ to fit whatever size of layout they need.  

The logo combined the themes of land, sea and collective action in a marque that is strong and bold. 

The brand that results is all about translating the needs of nature into tangible action by using a compassionate authority that the ACF can own for years to come.

A new brand, name, messaging and website for the Aruba Conservation Foundation—an organisation commited to amplifying the voice and nature of Mother Aruba.

Aruba Conservation Foundation Rebrand & Website

Amplifying the whispers of Mother Aruba 

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