Which wildlife conservation organization deliberately changed its iconic animal mascot in 2011 to broaden its mission beyond a single species?

While many companies use animals as brand mascots, wildlife conservation organizations have unique approaches to brand mascots that differ from commercial enterprises. These mascots not only represent the organization but often highlight endangered species or conservation priorities. How well do you know the strategic choices behind wildlife organization mascots and their evolution over time?

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World Wildlife Fund (WWF) replaced its panda with multiple endangered species
African Wildlife Foundation changed from an elephant to a silhouette of Africa
Defenders of Wildlife switched from a wolf to a bear
Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) changed from a tiger to four wildlife silhouettes