NASCA Style Guide

National Association of State Conservation Agencies (NASCA)

Vision Statement

NASCA is recognized as a respected and influential leader in conservation with empowered and successful members.

Mission Statement

To empower members and influence conservation.

Logo

Please contact National Association of State Conservation Agencies (NASCA) staff for permission and approval prior to using the NASCA logos in any promotional, digital, or print materials.

National Association of State Conservation Agencies (NASCA)

Primary NASCA Logo

Please do not edit, change, distort, recolor, or reconfigure the NASCA logo. Download logo here.

No Text NASCA Logo

Use these only when the NASCA brand is clearly visible or has been well established. Download logo here.

Typography

Three fonts are used in our materials: League Gothic, Roboto, and Open Sans Condensed.

League Gothic

League Gothic is a classic condensed sans-serif typeface. It’s bold and modern look is perfect for headlines. Download font here.

Open Sans

Open Sans is a sans-serif font used for its clean, neutral appearance, and legibility. It was optimized for print, web, and mobile interfaces. This font is used for subtitles and accents. Download font here.

Roboto

Roboto is a sans-serif font built to support a natural reading rhythm. It is primarily used for body copy. Download font here.

Colors

NASCA incorporates earth-toned colors to reflect our mission of empowering members and promoting conservation, with Spruce green and white serving as the primary design colors.

Please only use the following colors for copy due to color accessibility and appropriate contrast:

  • Spruce on White
  • Black on White
  • White on Black

Spruce

HEX: #006738
CMYK: (100,0,46,60)

Butterfly Blue

HEX: #29AAE2
CMYK: (82,25,0,11)

Clay Creek

HEX: #938058
CMYK: (0,13,40,42)

Black

HEX: #000000
CMYK: (0,0,0,100)

White

HEX: #FFFFFF
CMYK: (0,0,0,0)

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