Which famous designer created the original panda logo for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in 1961, working pro bono and creating what would become one of the most recognized conservation symbols worldwide?

The natural world has inspired countless conservation organizations, but few logos are as recognizable as the World Wildlife Fund's panda emblem. Behind this iconic symbol lies a fascinating story of design, purpose, and global impact. Test your knowledge about how this famous conservation brand came to life and its significance in environmental marketing. This trivia challenges you to explore the intersection of nature conservation, brand identity, and design innovation.

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Sir Peter Scott, British conservationist and painter
Paul Rand, American graphic designer known for corporate logos like IBM and ABC
Milton Glaser, designer of the 'I ❤ NY' logo
Saul Bass, known for his work with Alfred Hitchcock and corporate identities