Which innovative packaging material, made from mushroom mycelium, was first adopted by a major wildlife conservation organization for their retail products in 2018?

Packaging innovations in the animal and wildlife industry have made significant strides in recent years, with many companies adopting eco-friendly solutions that both protect their products and contribute to conservation efforts. Test your knowledge about a groundbreaking packaging innovation that has transformed wildlife product merchandising while supporting conservation initiatives.

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Myco-Pack, developed by Ecovative Design and first used by World Wildlife Fund for their plush toy packaging
BioFoam, created by Green Cell Foam and initially implemented by National Geographic for their wildlife magazine shipments
FungiWrap, pioneered by Mushroom Materials and first utilized by The Nature Conservancy for their bird feeder products
MycoShield, invented by GreenGrow Technologies and initially adopted by Conservation International for their wildlife photography prints