Tennessee Wildlife Federation

Tennessee Wildlife Federation has broad involvement in wildlife conservation making it difficult to present one clear message. Circa partnered with TWF to adapt their brand narrative to speak to their diverse audience, offering a more intuitive information structure and cohesive messaging to reconcile the various dimensions of their work.

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Tennessee Wildlife Federation logo on top of an image of two people walking on a hike with backpacks.

The Objective

Position the TWF brand to reach their core audience of hunters, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts by clarifying core messaging, reconciling the various dimensions of their work, and creating a responsive, intuitive website.

A bold wordmark & simplified favicon based on TWF’s classic deer illustration, extend brand continuity with a modern twist.

Typography system showcasing the different fonts used for the TWF brand.Color palette showing the primary, secondary, and accent colors of the brand.

Clear navigation with strategic menu categories and a prominent path to donations make the website user-friendly and increased session durations by over a minute.

Revised site map showing the new structure for the website.

Custom page templates support TWF’s diverse programs and empower the internal team with control over content updates.

Screenshots of the website showing Conserving Fish & Wildlife and Contact pages.Close up of a web page showing the Hunters for the Hungry logo.

“The workshop was incredible. The forced thought work was so helpful.” — Colleen Dolan, Director of Communications”

Zoom in of black and white illustrations that are drawn in a hatch style.

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