Which animal conservation organization pioneered 'Vanishing Packaging' that physically dissolves/disappears after use to highlight species extinction?

Sustainable packaging design has become a crucial focus for companies in the animals and wildlife industry. From pet food to conservation products, brands are increasingly using their packaging to not only protect products but also to tell powerful stories about conservation efforts and raise awareness about endangered species. Test your knowledge about a groundbreaking wildlife packaging innovation that changed how consumers engage with conservation messages.

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World Wildlife Fund (WWF) with their 2019 limited-edition soap packaging that dissolved in water to reveal endangered coral reef statistics
National Geographic with their 2020 magazine wrapper that decomposed to form a map of deforestation hotspots
The Ocean Conservancy with their 2018 bottled water labels that faded in sunlight to reveal marine plastic pollution data
Wildlife Conservation Society with their 2021 'disappearing species' honey jars that revealed endangered bee population facts as the honey was consumed