“Europe’s got the Parthenon, Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, Neuschwanstein Castle, and the Sagrada Família—monuments of steel and stone that draw millions of tourists a year. Yet one competition [...] is intent on promoting the continent’s greener historical attraction: its trees.”

 

Katherine LaGrave, Condé Nast Traveler

Our contest guideline provides background information on the mission and vision of the Tree of the Year Contest and detail information about how your organization can successfully join the movement as a National Organizer.

The Tree Of The Year logo stands for the connection of the nature and human touch and uniqueness of both people and trees. The logo is always presented in its full version, the symbol cannot stand on its own.

The logo is used in its primary color version whenever possible - on white and light colors, as long as the green is vibrant enough on given background. When placed on bright colors or photos, the white version of the logo is used. When placed on dark colors, the version with white title is used. If a monochromatic dark version is needed (not preferred case), the dark brown version is used.

Please use this badge on your national Tree of the Year website and printed materials following the guidelines.

Please feel free to use templates of several documents for your national campaign. Logo of your organization should be top-right instead of the Environmental Partnership Association logo. We would be happy if you place the logo of EPA in the bottom line among other partners. 

Do you need any illustration picture for your campaign? Please feel free to use these beautiful pictures by Lenka Mitrenga. Please make sure that you credit Lenka by using the sentence Photos by Lenka Mitrenga.