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50 Creative Green Organic Eco Logos

By Sneh Roy on Monday, 18 May 200923 Comments

Green is the new black! Look around you and you will see words like eco, earth, organic, sustainability, recycle and reuse being used at an alarming rate. It is almost as if everyone has suddenly developed a conscience, which is not a bad thing at all. The media is largely responsible for fueling this collective awareness. The media puts the pressure on companies and consumers alike, dictating that green is good and that accepting ecological responsibility will be good for not only our present but also for the future of the earth. As a result, designers have started facilitating these requirements in their visuals and we see a lot of green designs out there. Today, I am rounding up some fantastic green logos. These have a message and it is pretty simple. Be kind to this earth and its bounties and it will not die on you.

As far as the actual design goes, the first thing that comes to mind when you say eco is a leaf. Having said that, a good designer can use a basic simple element of nature and turn it into something fantastic. Incorporating a green theme in a logo is simple, but using elements from the superset of "Nature" and making it interesting, meaningful and impactful while retaining the raw, organic nature of the message being projected is hard. The logos that are featured here bring something different to the ecological pool of logos. Using leaves effectively with a great type treatment is powerful but what is truly creative is digging deeper in the dirt and combining fascinating elements of recycled paper, jute, soil, flowers, textures, tendrils and browns to convey the same idea … a little bit differently.

Some of these logos are viable identities for many companies, some are purely fictional waiting to be snapped up by an enterpreneur whereas some are defunct ideas or unapproved drafts. A few of them aren’t pushing an environmental cause at all, but still deserved a mention because of all the fantastic eco and organic themed inspiration they provide.

Ecosprung Voz Natural

Jute Route Naturavino

Picodily Ekofilm

Down To Earth Homes EcoScapes

Be Leaf Naturally Essential

Top Fruits Healthy Coffee

Earth Friendly Chemicals Green Oil

Envirocore Eco Cities

Gnrgy Green Street

Green Finger The Naturals

Eco Frog Green T

Leaf Tree Habitat

Go Build Greener Greenius

Green Algorithms Live Light

Environmentalists For Obama Travel Green

Bio Green Cargo Container

Green Hotels Sprouts

Project Hope Eco House

Greenkidz Organicoo

Organic Confections Green Eartn Coffee

Carbon Training Environmentally Friendly

CPL Green Green Gas

Eco Colleges Ecopel

Bloom Kokimo Kitchen

Eco Stock Eco

About The Author

Sneh Roy is a web designer/content developer by day and the creative force behind Little Box Of Ideas by night. She is also the co-founder of Stars We Love and Gel's Kitchen. With coffee running through her veins, she enthusiastically battles each day, one design [or maybe several?] at a time! Connect with her on Twitter.

23 Comments »

  • Nora Brown said:

    Nice collection. Jute Route is especially elegant. I wanted to contribute one of my own logos, for an environmentally-focused children’s publishing company, Kids Think Big.

  • Beth said:

    I really like the eco-cities one, it took me a second to get it, but it’s really good.

    thanks for the list.

  • Greg Sieck said:

    Nice collection of logos. Very tasteful. However, I do believe there is a real malaise out there in terms of what “green” means. Consumers don’t trust it. Brands need to be careful. As brand developers, we need to be smart about how we advise our clients to leverage their green-ness. Read more here http://tiny.cc/greenbiz

  • JWG said:

    Wow, nice collection! I haven’t seen most of these before. Really digging “LeafTree” and “Organicoo”. Thanks for posting!

  • Kawsar Ali said:

    Nice post, I like green logo. They reveal nature.

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  • web design India said:

    great post

  • Niall Staines said:

    Hey,

    great post, thanks for using my logo (bloom).

    Niall

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  • jennyb said:

    Excellent compilation :)

  • Ahan said:

    Fantastic logo design.You made my day!

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  • Enk. said:

    Great list but one of ‘em looks like Obama’s Logo in green..ehhe :D
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  • sneh.roy (author) said:

    Thank You kindly for the comments!

  • Danny | dannyhinde.com said:

    LOVE LOVE LOVE the ‘green street’ logo that’s really nice. Well written article aswell, this part especially made me laugh because it’s soo true!! > “As far as the actual design goes, the first thing that comes to mind when you say eco is a leaf”

  • Callum Chapman said:

    Great round-up, I really like the recycle logo flowering and the eco frog logos!
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  • NETGENERATOR said:

    Very nice compilation, thanks a lot for sharing!

  • LukeSF said:

    Nice collection… The good point is that with the minimum of elements (since most designers still tend to use leaves and recycle symbol when it comes to eco), the logos are really versatile and some are pretty unique… Good inspiration and limitation source :)

  • LogoPATE said:

    Ich finde das 3 mit dem “Koffer” gut :-)

  • Leighton Hubbell said:

    Great collection, Sneh. It’s cool to see the different approaches to this kind of theme. Thanks for including my Green Cargo Container logo design. I appreciate it.
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