Which innovative packaging technology was first adopted by major wildlife conservation organizations in 2020 to create 'disappearing' product packages that raised awareness about species extinction?

The intersection of retail and wildlife conservation has led to innovative product strategies that help fund protection efforts while raising awareness. Many retailers have developed creative approaches to merchandise that benefits endangered species and their habitats. This trivia question explores a groundbreaking retail packaging innovation that revolutionized how conservation messages reach consumers while reducing environmental impact. Test your knowledge about how retail innovations are making a difference for wildlife!

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Water-soluble bioplastic that dissolves completely after use, pioneered by World Wildlife Fund's 'Vanishing Species' product line
Thermo-reactive ink that reveals endangered animals when the package is touched, developed for National Geographic's retail collection
Seed-embedded cardboard that grows into native plants supporting local ecosystems, first used by The Nature Conservancy's gift shop
Augmented reality packaging showing animals disappearing from their habitats when scanned, launched by Conservation International's product range