Earth Day 2010
April 22 will mark the 40th anniversary of Earth Day and once again, the beef checkoff’s issues management and producer communications teams are helping cattle farmers and ranchers across the country share their environmental sustainability message with consumers. This year’s Earth Day campaign highlights the tradition and longevity of cattlemen’s environmental stewardship practices and reinforces cattlemen’s geographic diversity yet unity around being “green” with the resources in their area.
Check back in the coming weeks for more tools you can use to promote Earth Day activities. We will update this as more tools become available.
Logos
- B/W Reverse, eps
- B/W Reverse, png
- Color Reverse, eps
- Color Reverse, png
- Color, eps
- Color, png
- B/W, eps
- B/W, png
Advertisements
Send the “for printing” file to your newspaper to have it customized with your name, farm or ranch name and city or county. Ask to run it on or around Earth Day – April 22. You may need to buy the space for a minimal fee, or the paper may be willing to run the ad as a public service announcement – don’t be afraid to ask.
- Title: Earth Day Newspaper Ad – Color – For Viewing
- Title: Earth Day Newspaper Ad – Color – For Printing
- Title: Earth Day Newspaper Ad – Black – For Viewing
- Title: Earth Day Newspaper Ad – Black – For Printing
- Title: Earth Day Magazine Ad – Color – For Viewing
- Title: Earth Day Magazine Ad – Color – For Printing
- Title: Earth Day Magazine Ad – Black – For Viewing
- Title: Earth Day Magazine Ad – Black – For Printing
- Title: Earth Day Newspaper One Column Ad – Color – For Viewing
- Title: Earth Day Newspaper One Column Ad – Color – For Printing
- Title: Earth Day Newspaper One Column Ad – Black – For Viewing
- Title: Earth Day Newspaper One Column Ad – Black – For Printing
Proactive Letters-To-The-Editor
Here is a tip sheet containing best practice guidelines for drafting and submitting letters.
Reactive Letters-To-The-Editor
Producers interested in getting involved on a local level in Earth Day activities should contact their state beef council.
Funded by the Beef Checkoff. 
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