Contents
  1. Ownership
  2. Permitted Use
  3. Approved Files
  4. No Alteration
  5. No Misleading Use
  6. Appropriate Uses
  7. Prohibited Uses
  8. Revocation
  9. Questions

These guidelines apply to any use of the RONI logo by a current coalition participant. They sit alongside Section 7 of the Coalition Participation MOU, which establishes the underlying permission.

§1 — Ownership

Ownership

The RONI name and logos are the property of Standing for Nature.

§2 — Permitted Use

Permitted Use

A current participant may use an approved RONI logo only to identify itself as a current RONI coalition participant.

§3 — Approved Files

Approved Files

Participants must use only the logo files provided by Standing for Nature. Four approved files are available: two versions of the full logo with wordmark, and two versions of the circular mark alone.

Approved logo files

Logo files are provided directly to current RONI coalition participants after the Coalition Participation MOU is signed. Four approved formats are available: full logo with wordmark (color and white versions), and the circular mark alone (color and white versions).

To request the files or discuss participation, reach out to info@ronicoalition.org.

§4 — No Alteration

No Alteration

The logo may be resized proportionally, but may not otherwise be altered, stretched, cropped, redrawn, recolored, distorted, animated, or combined with other graphics or text without written permission.

✓Correct

Used at its intended proportions, on a clean light background, with adequate surrounding space.

×Incorrect

Stretched to fill a non-proportional container. Distortion of any kind is prohibited.

§5 — No Misleading Use

No Misleading Use

The logo may not be used in any way that implies:

Practical test: If someone unfamiliar with your organization saw your use of the logo, would they understand that your organization is a participant in the coalition, not an agent, subsidiary, or official voice of it? If that answer is unclear, adjust the context or ask before publishing.
§6 — Appropriate Uses

Appropriate Uses

The logo may be used on websites, newsletters, organizational materials, social media, and similar communications solely to identify the organization as a RONI coalition participant.

Recommended context phrases:
"[Organization] is a participant in the Rights of Nature Initiative."
"A RONI coalition participant."
"Participating organization, Rights of Nature Initiative."
§7 — Prohibited Uses

Prohibited Uses

The logo may not be used:

§8 — Revocation

Revocation

Standing for Nature may revoke permission to use the logo at any time. When participation ends or permission is revoked, use of the logo must stop promptly.

§9 — Questions

Questions

If there is any uncertainty about a proposed use, the participant should seek written approval from Standing for Nature before using the logo.

Reach out: Email info@ronicoalition.org with a brief description of the proposed use. We respond within about a week, and we try to be practical about approvals.