Online advertisement for 2021 targeted ad campaign in North Dakota. Designed and published in 2021 by North Dakota Department of Agriculture. Features emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis), spongy moth (Lymantria dispar), and campfire images. Advertisement is in landscape / horizontal format.
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North Dakota Department of Agriculture
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Online advertisement for 2021 targeted ad campaign in North Dakota. Designed and published in 2021 by North Dakota Department of Agriculture. Features emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis), spongy moth (Lymantria dispar) and campfire images. Advertisement is in vertical format.
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North Dakota Department of Agriculture
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Graphic from Mississippi Bug Blues shared on social media during Firewood Month 2021. Infographic features Asian longhorned beetle and factoids about what they eat, what damage they do, and what to do to prevent their spread.
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Mississippi Bug Blues
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forest pests, campfire, camping, Asian longhorned beetle, Mississippi
Graphic created by Minnesota Department of Agriculture, customized for Maine and shared on social media by Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry during Firewood Month 2021. Image features a side by side comparison of a photo of a campsite among healthy trees versus one with dead and dying trees lacking foliage to show what can happen when forest pests infest an area.
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Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry
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forest pests, campfire, camping, Maine
Custom Don’t Move Firewood flyer built for use in Illinois. Designed and published in 2021. Features thousand cankers disease, Lymantria dispar (formerly gypsy moth), spotted lanternfly, oak wilt, Asian longhorned beetle, and emerald ash borer. Includes Illinois Department of Agriculture and Illinois Department of Natural Resources among several other relevant logos.
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The Nature Conservancy, Don’t Move Firewood campaign
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Custom Don’t Move Firewood poster built for use in Colorado with consultation from Colorado Parks and Wildlife Invasive Species Program staff. Designed and published in 2021. Features emerald ash borer, Colorado snowcapped peaks and bluebird sky imagery, and customized wording.
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The Nature Conservancy, Don’t Move Firewood campaign
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Custom Don’t Move Firewood advertisement built for use in North Dakota magazine. Designed and published in 2021. Features emerald ash borer, riparian area and low striped Badlands-style hills imagery, and customized wording.
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The Nature Conservancy, Don’t Move Firewood campaign
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Custom Don’t Move Firewood advertisement built for use in Minnesota magazines. Designed and published in 2021. Features emerald ash borer, mixed hardwood and pine forest and green mountains imagery, and customized wording.
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The Nature Conservancy, Don’t Move Firewood campaign
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Custom Don’t Move Firewood advertisement built for use in Texas based magazines, in partnership with Texas Invasives and Texas A&M Forest Service. Designed and published in 2021. Features emerald ash borer, Texas lakeside camping imagery with tent, and customized wording.
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The Nature Conservancy, Don’t Move Firewood campaign
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Custom Don’t Move Firewood advertisement built for use in Travel Oregon magazine, in partnership with Oregon Invasive Species Council, Oregon Department of Agriculture, Oregon Department of Forestry, Oregon State Parks. Designed and published in 2021.
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