Which color combination is used in the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) logo, specifically chosen to represent their conservation mission?

Test your knowledge about the strategic color choices of major wildlife conservation organizations! Color psychology plays a crucial role in how these organizations present themselves to the public and donors. The right colors can evoke specific emotions, represent habitats, and symbolize the mission of protecting endangered species. This question explores how one iconic wildlife organization uses color to reinforce its identity and message.

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Black and white (representing endangered pandas, their iconic symbol, while providing high visibility across all media)
Green and blue (representing forests and oceans, the two major ecosystems they focus on protecting)
Orange and yellow (representing energy and optimism in their approach to wildlife conservation)
Red and gray (representing endangered species alert status and the balance between human development and conservation)