General guidelines
- We encourage all our users and partners to use our logo to cite or credit the ALA in accordance with our terms of use.
- When the ALA logo is used online, it should include a link to ala.org.au.
- We encourage our partners and users of the ALA to provide credit to the owners of the data accessed via the ALA. For further information on this, please read How to cite the ALA or contact us directly.
- We’ve provided .png versions of our logo files to download. If you require a different file type such as a high resolution file for print purposes, please contact us.
- We reserve the right to withdraw permission to use the logo if we consider the user to be abusing or misusing the logo.
ALA logo
| Type | Description | Example | Download .png file |
| Standard logo | Preferred logo |  | |
| Full logo | Stacked logo with tagline |  | |
| Inline logo | Horizontal inline logo for use when you have less vertical space available |  | |
| Inline logo | Horizontal inline logo with tagline |  |  |
| Powered by | For use on sites or products created using ALA infrastructure |  |  |
| Logo mark | For limited instances where only our logo mark is required |  | |
BioCollect logo
BioCollect is the ALA’s advanced field data collection tool for biodiversity science.
| Description | Example | Download .png file |
| Preferred logo |  |  |
| Inline logo |  |  |
| Inline logo with tagline |  |  |
| Logo mark |  |  |
iNaturalist Australia logo
The ALA manages iNaturalist Australia, the Australian node of the world’s leading social network for biodiversity, iNaturalist.
