Which conservation organization strategically changed its animal mascot in the 1960s, resulting in a 3000% increase in brand recognition and dramatically improved fundraising success?

Conservation organizations often use animal mascots to represent their brand and mission. These mascots can become powerful symbols that drive awareness and action for wildlife protection. This poll tests your knowledge about the strategic use of animal mascots by major conservation organizations and their impact on brand recognition and fundraising efforts.

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World Wildlife Fund (WWF) with the Giant Panda
The Nature Conservancy with the American Bison
Wildlife Conservation Society with the Snow Leopard
Conservation International with the Golden Lion Tamarin