Which innovative retail strategy did the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) pioneer in 2018 that allowed customers to virtually 'try on' endangered animal-inspired merchandise before purchase?

The retail landscape for wildlife conservation products has evolved significantly in recent years. Conservation organizations are finding innovative ways to engage consumers and raise funds through retail experiences. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking retail strategy that changed how conservation merchandise is marketed and sold to the public. Understanding these retail innovations helps us appreciate how commercial strategies can support wildlife protection efforts.

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AR Mirror Habitats - allowing customers to see themselves wearing products while viewing the natural habitat of the featured endangered species
Endangered Soundscape Booths - immersive audio environments that played sounds of endangered species habitats while customers shopped
Conservation Hologram Displays - projections of endangered animals that interacted with customers when they picked up related merchandise
Wildlife Migration Pathways - floor projections showing animal migration routes that led customers to different product sections