Which famous wildlife conservation organization deliberately chose NOT to include the endangered species it was initially founded to protect in its iconic logo?

Conservation organizations worldwide use powerful logos and branding to raise awareness for endangered species and environmental causes. These visual identities often become iconic symbols in the fight to protect wildlife. Test your knowledge about some of the most recognizable conservation logos and their impact on global wildlife protection efforts. Can you identify the correct origin story behind one famous wildlife organization's brand identity?

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World Wildlife Fund (WWF) - Originally focused on saving pandas, but chose a universally recognizable symbol instead of highlighting a single species
Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) - Initially dedicated to saving American bison but opted for a text-based logo to represent all wildlife
The Nature Conservancy - Originally formed to protect California redwoods but selected an abstract leaf design to appeal to broader environmental concerns
Conservation International - Founded to protect rainforest species but chose their blue sphere logo to represent global ecosystem protection