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Incentives

Marketing

2013 coqui free logoSurveys have shown that local consumers want to know which plant providers and nursery retailers are working to prevent the spread of coqui frogs. Similarly, some industry participants have expressed the desire for and willingness to participate in a “Coqui-free” certification program.

Certification by MISC, advertising the names of participating businesses, and consumer support will help make certification a meaningful accomplishment.  This project includes significant public outreach by MISC, with associated materials available for use by certified businesses. The following are some of the available marketing materials:
  • A program logo, updated each year
  • Stickers bearing the logo of the “Coqui-free” certification program (available for reprint by certified  businesses)
  • A banner advertising certification
  • A letter of certification for display at the place of business
  • Informational handouts and brochures (available for reprint by clicking below)
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2013 coqui free buisness flyer image

Advertising will include:

  • Listing the names and contact information of certified businesses on this website
  • Press releases and public service announcements about the program

If interested in the marketing materials associated with the “Coqui-free” certification program contact Lissa Strohecker (miscpr@hawaii.edu) at the Maui Invasive Species Committee (808-573-6472).

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Maui Invasive Species Committee (MISC)
Office: (808) 573-6472
Press and Media Inquiries: (808) 344-2756
Mailing Address:
PO Box 983, Makawao, HI 96768

Acting Manager / Public Relations: Lissa Strohecker
E-mail: miscpr@hawaii.edu

Special Projects: Teya Penniman
E-mail: miscmgr@hawaii.edu

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