Rechten van de Natuur
From scattered posts to a full communication ecosystem, building the social voice for the Netherlands' fastest-growing nature rights movement.
"We have so much to say, but how do we actually say it?"
A powerful mission without a unified voice
Rechten van de Natuur is doing groundbreaking work, they strive to give nature legal rights in the Netherlands. Backed by Princess Irene, supported by 250+ activists, and counting 30+ local initiatives, but their social presence didn't match their ambition yet. Posts felt disconnected from their broader communications. No visual consistency, no strategic framework, no content pillars. The message was there, the system wasn't.
Strategy first, content second.
I didn't just start making pretty posts. I built the entire social infrastructure from scratch, translating the new brand style into a living, breathing content system with clear pillars, recognizable formats, and a tone that connects law, nature, and people.
Social Strategy
Content audit, audience mapping, platform analysis. Defined content pillars that align with the organization’s mission, campaigns, and events.
Visual System
Translated the new brand design into social-native templates and formats. Every post is instantly recognizable as Rechten van de Natuur.
Content Creation
Copy, design, scheduling, community management. Posts that seamlessly tie into the broader communication ecosystem, newsletters, events, campaigns.
Collaborations
Coordinating partnerships with aligned organizations, media, and influencers to amplify the Rights of Nature message across the Netherlands.
Numbers that prove the ecosystem works
Everything connects
Social doesn't live in a silo, every post ties into the bigger picture, newsletters, events, campaigns and the printed book.
Amplifying the message
Strategic partnerships to broaden reach and credibility:
- Partner organization posts
- Expert interview content
- Media cross-promotion
- Event co-creation
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