Which major conservation organization launched the first widely-accessible virtual reality experience that allowed users to 'swim' alongside endangered marine species in 2016?

As technology advances, innovative ways to connect people with the natural world have emerged. Virtual reality (VR) has become a powerful tool for conservation organizations and nature-focused retailers. These immersive experiences allow users to explore ecosystems, witness endangered species in their habitats, and understand environmental challenges—all without leaving home. Test your knowledge about a groundbreaking VR initiative that changed how we interact with nature.

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The Nature Conservancy with their 'Ocean Pulse VR' program
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) with their 'Virtual Oceans' initiative
Greenpeace with their 'Digital Ocean Explorer' platform
National Geographic with their 'Immersive Seas' experience