Outline Style Icons Set – Nature

Slide Content

The slide presents a collection of icons related to nature and environmental themes, such as the sun, which typically represents solar energy or heat; water drops indicating hydration or precipitation; coral reefs signifying marine ecosystems; trees and forests standing for biodiversity and reforestation; an insect depicting the smaller fauna and their role in ecosystems; a fish highlighting marine life; a carrot suggesting vegetables or healthy eating; an apple representing fruit or health. Additionally, there are icons representing plant-based diets, the Earth or global ecology, a green leaf symbolizing nature or growth, and lastly, a hand holding a leaf for care, nature conservation, or life protection.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is a gradient of light gray at the top transitioning to dark gray at the bottom.
• A prominent green ribbon banner is positioned at the top right corner, with the text "Fully editable icons" in white.
• Thirteen outlined icons are distributed in two rows, each icon representing a different natural or environmental concept, drawn with a thin, blue line.
• Three additional bee icons with varying color fills of white, yellow, and orange are aligned horizontally, beneath the green banner.
• The bottom right features a highlighted bee icon encircled with a thin yellow line, set against a lighter circular background and a similar green rectangular speech bubble with the text "More icons available. Check our website" and a URL.

The slide has a clean and modern appearance, utilizing a flat design and a limited color palette to emphasize the icons. The use of outlined icons with minimalistic features helps focus attention on the slide's conceptual content without overwhelming the viewer with intricate details.

Use Cases

• In environmental or sustainability presentations to visually represent key concepts like biodiversity, conservation, and renewable resources.
• In educational materials to aid discussions about environmental science and ecosystems.
• During corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports to symbolize a company's commitment to eco-friendly practices and natural resource protection.
• As visual aids in marketing materials for products or services related to health, wellness, or eco-friendly lifestyles.