The mark consists of the word "Southeastern" in blue capitalized letters. The "S" is a stylized block letter outlined in blue, with the silhouette of a gold flying bird in the top half of the letter, and the bottom half of the letter begins with a horizontal wavy blue line. The bottom half of the "S" is filled in with blue except for the silhouette of a gold fish. The wavy blue line in the "S" continues across the mark to underline the "outheastern" text and the silhouette of gold wild grasses and a gold bird on the right side of the mark. Below the blue wavy line in small gold capital letters are the words "Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies". To the top left of and surrounding the top half of the stylized "S" are the silhouettes of five gold trees, one of which has gold grass and shrubbery around the bottom, and the silhouette of a gold flying bird.