Which wildlife conservation advertising campaign was the first to use a celebrity-voiced, animated endangered animal as its spokesperson, creating a marketing trend that continues today?

Conservation advertising has the power to transform public perception and inspire action. Some campaigns become cultural touchstones that significantly boost awareness and funding for endangered species protection. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most influential wildlife advertising campaigns that revolutionized how conservation organizations market their cause to the public. Think you know your wildlife marketing history?

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WWF's 'I'm A Little Blackspot On Your Yellow Tie' campaign featuring Stephen Fry as a Sumatran Tiger (1997)
National Wildlife Federation's 'Give a Hoot, Don't Pollute' campaign with Woodsy Owl (1970)
The Nature Conservancy's 'Last of My Kind' series with Morgan Freeman voicing a California Condor (2001)
Greenpeace's 'Ocean Voices' campaign featuring Meryl Streep as a Blue Whale (1989)