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Nature Conservation Project Mittelelbe – Schwarze Elster

Im Auftrag derHeinz Sielmann Stiftung
Zeitraum2026
  • Corporate Design
  • Design Manual
  • Icons

On behalf of the Heinz Sielmann Stiftung, we are developing a cohesive corporate design for the conservation project ‘Mittelelbe – Schwarze Elster’, based on the foundation’s visual identity, including a logo, style guide and custom icons reflecting the project’s themes.

Nature conservation and biodiversity

Task

The Mittelelbe – Schwarze Elster Nature Conservation Project exemplarily fulfils the nature conservation objectives of the Elbe Concept and promotes biodiversity. The project area stretches along the Elbe and the Schwarze Elster as far as their confluence with the Elbe and forms part of the Mittelelbe Biosphere Reserve. We were commissioned to design a logo and branding for the project to ensure consistent communication. The design was to clearly reflect a connection to the Heinz Sielmann Stiftung, which supports the project.

Own focus corners

Approach and implementation

Drawing inspiration from the Heinz Sielmann Stiftung logo, we are developing a corporate identity. To this end, we are taking our starting point from the logo’s distinctive square and repeatedly incorporating its angular shape: in stylised ‘focus corners’, an angular design language and a dynamic diagonal arrangement of elements. In addition, we are designing our own style guide as well as several icons that represent the various themes of the project. These include, for example, grazing, the reconnection of oxbow lakes and flood channels, and species conservation measures.

Limited time

Special details

One of the distinctive features of this project was the tight timeframe: we carried out the entire project within just over two months, working in close collaboration. Despite the tight schedule, we were able to work together to give this big conservation project a distinctive identity.

Your contact person for the project

Fabian Dornhecker

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