Which wildlife conservation organization was the first to use an endangered animal species as its logo, creating one of the most recognized conservation symbols worldwide?

The world of animal conservation and wildlife organizations features some iconic logos and brand identities that have become globally recognized symbols for species protection. These logos often tell powerful stories about the organizations' missions while creating memorable visual identities. Test your knowledge about the origins and evolution of some famous wildlife conservation brand identities!

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World Wildlife Fund (WWF) with the giant panda logo (1961)
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) with the gorilla logo (1957)
The Nature Conservancy with the oak leaf logo (1951)
National Audubon Society with the egret logo (1940)