Which of these conservation organization mascots was specifically created to represent an endangered species that was successfully brought back from the brink of extinction?

Conservation organizations often use animal mascots to create memorable brand identities and connect emotionally with supporters. These carefully designed characters become the face of environmental campaigns, helping to raise awareness about endangered species and habitats. Test your knowledge about these influential brand mascots that have helped shape public perception and support for protecting our natural world.

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WWF's Giant Panda - created in 1961, inspired by Chi-Chi, a panda living at the London Zoo when the organization was being established
National Wildlife Federation's Ranger Rick Raccoon - created in 1959 as a fictional raccoon who teaches children about wildlife conservation through adventures
Smokey Bear - created in 1944 by the U.S. Forest Service as part of a campaign to prevent forest fires and protect natural habitats
Sierra Club's John Muir silhouette - adopted in the 1980s to honor the organization's founder and represent their historical commitment to preservation