The mark consists of Logo is a Native American with black long hair with a red blanket or robe wrapped around him. There are 8 animals in front of the Native which are layered below him which include a black elk placed in front of the red robe. The brown hare is in front of the elk, a two-color bison of copper and black tuft with a white ear is below the elk. A tan and black antelope is below the bison and a gray squirrel is running down the side by the antelope while a gray wolf is in a howling position in front of the sun. A salmon is jumping up from water that is green yellow and grey colors, and to the right side of the wolf, a tan or orange waterfowl with gray and black wings is standing in the water. A white swan is in a flying position above the bison. Animals are placed around the yellow sun and on top of a forested background which is at the base of the logo in black. The blue sky surrounds the animals and the Native American and in a perfect circle that begins where the forested area is at the base of the logo. The lettering is placed around the blue sky - Native American Fish and Wildlife Society. This logo represents the animals that are important to Native American people and represents animals that are part of the earth.