Brands and sports teams remove nature from logos in biodiversity loss warning

Stuart Stone
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Aston Villa, Carlsberg, Crystal Palace, Gymshark, ScottishPower, and Wolverhampton Wanderers join WWF #WorldWithoutNature logo campaign

WWF has today urged brands, NGOs, sports teams, and schools to edit images of nature or animals from their crests and logos in a bid to drive awareness of biodiversity loss. As part of the #WorldWithoutNature...

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