THE CONSERVATIONIST
WILD ENTRUST is a globally recognized conservation research, education and development organization active in Southern Africa since 1990 with focuses on helping to protect endangered large predators and their habitats. With an integrated human and science-based approach to conservation, founders Tico and Lesley McNutt have created a multi-faceted program that works towards ensuring that animal and human communities thrive in co-existence.
DESIGN CHALLENGE: To elevate Wild Entrust’s core positioning while integrating a complex, network of subsidiary programs to create a cohesive and strong brand face. This brand work is critical to building awareness among donors who support important, ongoing research and community efforts.
WEBSITE | STRATEGIC POSITIONING + DESIGN
wildentrust.org was strategically designed to unify three major conservation programs under one cohesive digital identity. The website brings together Botswana Predator Conservation, Coaching Conservation, and Community Coexistence under the Wild Entrust master brand—built to reflect a mission of predator protection, environmental education, and human–wildlife coexistence.
The site was designed to:
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Communicate a unified conservation message
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Showcase science-based impact and storytelling
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Engage donors, partners, and educators globally
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Support future growth and program scalability
CB+Co Brand Design specializes in web design and branding for environmental nonprofits, conservation NGOs, and mission-driven organizations
BRAND POSITIONING AND IDENTITY | DESIGN + STYLE GUIDE




The Wild Entrust Brand Style Guide aligns its conservation mission across programs. Centred on Research | Play | Coexist, the guide defines logo use, typography, colour palettes, and visual language—ensuring brand consistency across print, digital, and field applications, while reflecting the heart of the brand's ecosystems
ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT | ART DIRECTION + ILLUSTRATIONT
Wild Entrust 2024 Impact Report was designed to unify three core programs—research, education, and community coexistence—into one cohesive conservation narrative. Through bold visuals, data storytelling, and clear structure, the brochure reflects Wild Entrust’s mission to protect wildlife, empower youth, and support communities across Botswana.
EDUCATIONAL GAME DRIVE GUIDE | ART DIRECTION + ILLUSTRATION




Game Drive Companion is an interactive safari guide that teaches kids and adults to observe, understand, and respect African wildlife. Packed with facts, activities, and conservation insights, it turns every safari into a learning adventure. Proceeds support Wild Entrust’s wildlife education and protection programs in Southern Africa.

Wild Entrust – Master Brand for a Conservation Alliance in Southern Africa
CB&Co Brand Design led the strategic rebrand of Wild Entrust, the new umbrella identity for three influential conservation initiatives based in Botswana: Botswana Predator Conservation, Coaching Conservation, and Community Coexistence.
Previously operating as independent programs under the Kalahari Research & Conservation Centre, these efforts were unified under one cohesive brand to amplify their collective impact and global recognition.
We developed a master brand strategy, visual identity system, and naming architecture that honors the unique character of each program while building strength through shared purpose and storytelling.
Our Work Included:
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Strategic renaming and brand architecture
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Visual identity and logo system
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Unified messaging platform
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Sub-brand integration for all three programs
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Donor and stakeholder communications
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Website and campaign design direction
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Wild Entrust now serves as a trusted platform for science-based conservation, environmental education, and human–wildlife coexistence efforts across southern Africa—strengthening fundraising, collaboration, and long-term sustainability.
CB&Co specializes in nonprofit brand systems that unify multiple programs under a strong, purpose-driven identity—helping organizations scale their impact while staying rooted in mission and place.