Which government-sponsored public awareness campaign was the first to use the now-famous mascot that declared "Only YOU Can Prevent Forest Fires"?

Throughout history, governments have launched influential public service campaigns to address social issues, change behaviors, and inform citizens. These campaigns often represent significant product marketing strategies in the public sector, combining creative messaging with policy objectives. Test your knowledge about these landmark government marketing initiatives that shaped public perception and behavior.

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The Cooperative Forest Fire Prevention Program (USDA Forest Service, 1944)
The National Fire Protection Association Campaign (Department of Interior, 1938)
The American Forestry Conservation Initiative (EPA, 1952)
The Wildfire Awareness Coalition (National Park Service, 1950)