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adWe want to thank you for your interest in becoming a Weather-Ready Nation (WRN) Ambassador. This submission process should only take 5-10 minutes. The first step is to accept the “Terms of Use” below, which define what can and cannot be done by WRN Ambassador organizations. The Terms of Use exist to distinguish the mutually beneficial collaborations between the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and its Ambassador organizations from other organizations and individuals. The WRN Ambassador program is fundamentally a commitment by NOAA to partner and collaborate with external organizations, and for these Ambassadors to help make others ready, responsive, and resilient to extreme events.
The Weather-Ready Nation (WRN) Ambassador™ is a program of the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), designed to strengthen partnerships with external organizations toward building community resilience in the face of increasing vulnerability to extreme weather, climate, and water events.
Building a Weather-Ready Nation™ requires more than government action alone. It requires innovative partnerships with other weather information providers (i.e., the Weather/Water/Climate Enterprise), and with organizations across all segments of society for better community, business, and personal decision making.
WRN Ambassadors serve as change agents and leaders in their community. They inspire others to be better informed and prepared, thus helping to minimize, mitigate, or avoid the impacts of natural disasters. WRN Ambassadors can encourage these changes in their community in a number of ways, including:
To support your efforts, NOAA will:
Together we will inform and empower communities, businesses, and people to be better informed and make decisions that can be life-saving and prevent or limit devastating economic losses. We are a nation of many communities, and it is only through connected communities that we will achieve this goal. To learn more about the Weather-Ready Nation program, visit the WRN web site at: https://www.weather.gov/wrn/
To discuss partnership opportunities or learn more about your organization becoming a WRN Ambassador, e-mail NOAA’s Weather-Ready Nation team at: wrn.feedback@noaa.gov.
To become a WRN Ambassador, an organization must submit the WRN Ambassador application and agree to help build a Weather-Ready Nation, including consideration of the following five methods to do so:
The working relationship between NOAA and WRN Ambassadors will center on person-to-person dialog, as well as information sharing (including but not limited to periodic emails of information sent from NOAA to WRN Ambassadors).
NOAA will recognize the contributions that WRN Ambassadors make toward preparing our nation to be “ready, responsive and resilient” in the face of environmental (e.g., weather, water, climate) hazards. Success stories may also be written and posted to the WRN website. WRN Ambassadors are therefore encouraged to inform NOAA about successes.
The WRN Ambassador program is identified through its logo and the service mark “Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador™.” The WRN Ambassador logo and service mark signify the commitment made by participating organizations to work with NOAA and other WRN Ambassadors to help build community resilience in the face of increasing vulnerability to extreme weather and water events. Any misuse of the WRN Ambassador logo and service mark, including sharing use of the WRN Ambassador logo and service mark with third parties, that is not consistent with the intent of the WRN Ambassador program as described in the Terms of Use is prohibited and may result in the loss of WRN Ambassador recognition by NOAA and the ability to use the WRN Ambassador logo and service mark.
NOAA retains the exclusive right to determine how and where the Weather-Ready Nation Ambassadors logo and service mark will be used. All use of the logo and service mark shall inure to the sole and exclusive benefit of NOAA.
NOAA requests that any prominent use of the term Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador, or the Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador logo, be accompanied by the ™ symbol to the upper right of the mark, along with a notice at the bottom of the page or other item, reading as follows:
“Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador™ and the Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador™ logo are trademarks of the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, used with permission.”
The WRN Ambassador logo or service mark may be used in printing, recording, or electronic storage media (e.g., pamphlets, logos, badges, decals, signs, video, audio, web page, and other paraphernalia or medium) by Weather-Ready Nation Ambassadors to identify them as affiliated with the NOAA Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador program. NOAA will permit text being added to the Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador logo and service mark to brand specific Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador initiatives. For example, a particular WRN Ambassador might want to create signs with the text, "Wakefield Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador™," or, "Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador™ Wakefield™," on or around the logo. NOAA reserves the right to contest any branding use of the “Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador” name and/or logo that NOAA considers, in its sole discretion, to have been done in bad faith.
NOAA’s limited permission for use will be conditioned on all elements and entities involved in the use of the WRN Ambassador logo or service mark being of a high quality and acting in lawful and professional manners. The use will be subject to quality review by NOAA, which allows NOAA to inspect the WRN Ambassador’s activities employing the WRN Ambassador logo or service mark to ensure that such use is of proper quality and otherwise consistent with this Terms of Use.
Any person or entity using the logo or service mark must agree to immediately stop using the logo should NOAA, in its sole discretion, determine for any reason that the use of the logo or service mark is not in the best interests of the Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador program.
NOAA will permit limited use of the term “Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador” within Internet domain names to be registered and used by Volunteer Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador initiatives. For example, a particular town or county might register, "Johnson Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador.org," or, "GreenvilleWeather-Ready Nation Ambassador.org," and operate a web site that furthers the mission of the respective program, as well as the Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador program. NOAA reserves the right to contest any such domain name that, in its sole discretion, determines to constitute a bad faith use or not to be in the best interests of the Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador program.
NOAA objects to the registration of any trademarks, trade names, or other attempts to "own" any name in which "Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador" is a component. NOAA considers any attempt to do so as an infringement of its trademark rights, and will contest the effort in the appropriate venue.
The logo or service mark may not be used in any manner that is inconsistent with the purposes and goals of the Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador program. Use of the Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador logo or service mark is non-exclusive and is a royalty-free right to use the logo or mark solely for the purposes described in this Terms of Use.
These rules are subject to change at any time for any reason in the sole and exclusive discretion of NOAA.
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