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09NTC: Your Website as an Experience of Your Brand (Environmental Defense Fund)

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national advocacy organization – work on a broad range of environmental issues compared to other enviro orgs -- not grassroots mobilizers. more targeted – policy makers, corporations, you’ll see a little of that. tone/personality -- academic in approach – science and economics, a little geeky. more explicitly than other enviros -- embrace humanity – love critters and vistas, you won’t see a lot of them in our images.