Which pricing strategy, now used by many major wildlife conservation organizations, allows visitors to 'pay what they wish' but sets suggested donation amounts based on conservation impact?

Conservation organizations worldwide employ various pricing strategies to fund wildlife protection efforts. One particularly successful approach has revolutionized how animal sanctuaries and conservation parks generate sustainable revenue while promoting conservation awareness. This pricing model has been adopted by major wildlife organizations across multiple continents and has significantly increased both visitor engagement and conservation funding. Test your knowledge about this innovative conservation pricing strategy!

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Conservation-Tiered Pricing: where visitors choose donation levels tied to specific conservation outcomes (e.g., '$20 protects one acre of habitat')
Seasonal Conservation Pricing: where admission prices fluctuate based on endangered species migration patterns and conservation needs
Adoption-Based Entry: where entry fees are waived only if visitors formally 'adopt' an endangered animal through a monthly subscription
Carbon-Neutral Discount: where visitors receive reduced admission by documenting their use of public transportation or carbon offsets to visit the conservation site