Which wildlife conservation organization was the first to use a silhouette of an endangered animal as its primary logo in 1961, revolutionizing conservation branding?

Conservation organizations and wildlife product companies use powerful logos to represent their mission and connect with nature lovers. These iconic symbols often tell a story about the species they protect or the values they represent. Test your knowledge about some of the world's most recognizable wildlife and conservation logos, their origins, and their evolution over time. Can you identify which famous wildlife organization pioneered this distinctive logo design?

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World Wildlife Fund (WWF) with its panda logo
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) with its tiger logo
National Audubon Society with its great egret logo
Save the Rhino International with its rhinoceros logo