Which color is predominantly used in the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) logo, specifically chosen to symbolize harmony with nature?

Conservation organizations carefully select their brand colors to evoke specific emotions and connections to their mission. Color psychology plays a crucial role in how these wildlife and animal protection brands are perceived by donors and the public. This question explores the strategic color choices of major wildlife conservation organizations and what they symbolize.

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Black, representing strength and formality in protecting endangered species
Green, representing growth, renewal, and environmental consciousness
Blue, representing trust, dependability, and global water conservation efforts
Black and white (panda), specifically chosen to represent simplicity and the iconic endangered species