Which two major wildlife conservation organizations merged in 2004 to form one of the largest animal protection alliances, combining their logos to feature both a panda and a tiger?

In the realm of wildlife conservation, strategic brand mergers have shaped how organizations protect endangered species and habitats. These partnerships often combine complementary strengths, enabling greater impact and resource efficiency. Test your knowledge about a significant merger that changed the landscape of wildlife conservation efforts globally. Do you know which unexpected alliance created one of the most influential conservation forces in the early 2000s?

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World Wildlife Fund and Conservation International
Wildlife Conservation Society and The International Fund for Animal Welfare
Wild Aid and Wildlife Conservation Network
Fauna & Flora International and The Nature Conservancy