The mark consists of a circle in which are depicted white clouds against a sky fading from light blue at the base to dark blue at the top thereof, on the left is depicted mountains appearing in brown, light brown, light tan, dark tan, and tan with white snow caps shaded in gray, these snowy mountains are reminiscent of the part of the Middle Atlas Range located to the West of this part of Moulouya Valley; at the base of the mountains is a green strip of land with dark green trees and gray tree trunks and a tan shore next to a dark blue river, this tan-brown strip located on both sides of the blue stream is suggestive of the inclined relief that separates the water stream in blue and its surrounding flanks where farming and/or grazing can take place, the blue water stream is evocative of Moulouya river at this part of Moulouya Valley; similar to its left side, on the right side of the river there is a tan shore with a green strip of land with dark green trees and gray tree trunks; to the right of the green strip is a tan strip followed by a wider light tan area with dark green ground scrub, the tan strip immediately next to the right of the green strip on the right flank of the river is suggestive of the inclined relief that marks the transition towards the High Plateaus to the East, then further to the right the wider light tan area depicts the High Plateaus showing in green small plants typical of that region and known as Alfa (Stipa tenacissima); in an arc around the top of the circle appears the text "MOULOUYA-ECO" where the two letters "O" on "MOULOUYA" appear as green olives with a single dark green olive tree leaf on each, and the letter "O" in "ECO" appears as a yellow sun; below the circle appears the text "SUSTAINABLE ORGANIC FARMING AND ECO-TOURISM", all in the color green; all the foregoing appearing on a white background.