Which of these wildlife conservation brand mascots was created first and has been in continuous use the longest?

Brand mascots have been powerful tools for raising awareness about wildlife conservation. These iconic animal characters help organizations connect emotionally with audiences while educating about endangered species and conservation efforts. This trivia question tests your knowledge about which famous animal mascot has been representing its conservation organization the longest. Consider how these mascots have evolved over time and their impact on fundraising and public awareness campaigns.

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WWF's Giant Panda (created in 1961)
National Wildlife Federation's Ranger Rick Raccoon (created in 1968)
Smokey Bear for Forest Fire Prevention (created in 1944, but not for wildlife conservation specifically)
The Wildlife Conservation Society's Snow Leopard (created in 1957)