Which wildlife conservation organization doubled its donation rate by rebranding with the 'Last Chance to See' campaign that featured augmented reality encounters with endangered species in urban settings?

In the competitive world of wildlife conservation organizations, effective branding can make all the difference in attracting donors and raising awareness. This trivia question focuses on a groundbreaking brand strategy implemented by a major conservation group that revolutionized how wildlife protection organizations communicate their mission to the public. Test your knowledge of innovative conservation branding campaigns!

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The World Wildlife Fund with their 'AR Wilderness' initiative that brought endangered animals to city centers via smartphone app experiences
The Wildlife Conservation Network's 'Vanishing Point' campaign that used AR technology to show endangered animals disappearing from city landmarks in real-time
Conservation International's 'Urban Safari' program that placed virtual endangered species in shopping malls and public parks through digital kiosks
The Nature Conservancy's 'Digital Ark' initiative that created AR holographic endangered animals appearing on public transportation routes